We have the following: Order with UserId and User table. Let\'s say we want to cache all User objects as disconnected entities and then use them in ASP.NET or web services like environment.
The Problem Not sure what the right way to do this is... I have a simple class: public partial class Event
I have two simple POCO classes; I\'m trying to get the MyY property below hydrated with the an instance of Y. I\'ve tried a number of ways to do this, and think I might be missing something obvious or
I have an mssql table with money type column. I\'m trying to update that and getting the error \"1000000,000 is out of interval\".
Anyone suggest me how to handle the following scenario. I have some Db tables that are using in all of my projects so I am creating all these tables in every database (common tables + project tables).
I have a model that looks like this (well not really but it has the same problem) public class Book { public int Id { get; set; }
i like the .NET MVC practice of getting an instantiated class model passed to the controller which already has some of its properties filled in from posted form values.very handy.
I\'m attempting to create a web app that works with business data models, pretty much a simple CRUD setup. I\'d like to leverage the inbuilt CRUD support in ASP.Net controls like the ListView, but the
I\'m mapping some POCO classes to an existing database with several lookup tables and I was wondering what would be the most efficient or recommended way to proceed.
I was watching some videos and tutorials for EF 4.1, and I do 开发者_JS百科not understand any benefit of CodeFirst (except some if DB is very small 3-4 tables and I am lazy for creating DB first).
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