I\'m attempting to refactor a cumbersome LINQ-to-SQL data layer with an entity framework one. The database schema behind the model is big and a typical query might have 20 to 30 Includes. The EF gener
I have bee开发者_开发技巧n playing around quite a lot with EF4 Code First and I do love it. However, I cannot seem to sort this easy one out.
Given the following model ... public class Parent { public int Id { get; set; } public ICollection<Child> Children { get; set; }
I\'m getting data for my application through WCF service. And on the server side the service is using EF4.1 as a data access.
The goal: I\'m trying to use the new Entity Framework 4.1 DbContext API (using Database First with the new ADO.NET DbContext Generator for the POCO classes) and provide a layer of abstraction using ba
I have two tables that have already been created. Document and DocumentStyle. They have a one to one relationship through the DocumentID column. However, it is called Id in Document table, and Documen
Our team is using the Entity Framework 4.1 ORM. We\'re not using it in the Code First mode, but we are using the clean POCO generation features from this version.
I\'m using the Entity Framework 4.1 and ASP.Net MVC 3 for my application. MVC provides the presentation layer, an intermediate library provides the business logic and the Entity Framework sort of acts
I am attempting to use code first and the fluent API to create an object that holds two different entities from the same table. In other words, a transfer object holds a reference to two different tan
The Code-First model: public class Princess { public int Id { get; set; } public virtual ICollection<Unicorn> Unicorns { get; set; }
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