I am using Entity Framework 4.1 and want to take advantage of their code-only approach. In the video located at http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/Europe/2010/DEV212 starting at 35:00 minutes in t
Ok, this seemed simple, but is making my head 开发者_StackOverflowspin. I have created models based on CodeFirst.
i\'m with a trouble; For initial imagine that we have an entity Member, and Member has Projects.. If you ask: Do projects have members? Yes they have...
This is my first foray in either SQL CE or EF, so I may have a lot of misunderstandings. I\'ve searched a lot of blog entries but still can\'t seem to get this right.
I am having this kind of \"mysterious\" issue here. I am currently using Entity Framework 4.1 Code First approach with my ASP.NET MVC 3 application, it worked great, until yesterday...
I have a User that can have collection of users he likes... Another user can have collection of users he likes....
Using the code first method in Entity, is it possible to establish multiple relationships tied to a single foreign key?
I\'ve \"inherited\" an EF 4.0 .edmx file. Currently a given property name and column name are identical in the generated C# and SQL schema. I\'ve since upgraded to EF 4.1, and changed the code generat
Using EF 4.1 开发者_Go百科Code first I wanted to stop EF creating database from Models. As I understand if you pass Connectionstring name it will use existing database from that connection string. How
I\'m using WCF Dataservices CTP2 with Entity Framework 4.1. Now then I\'m trying to get any data through my datacontext I get this exception: