What is the best way to add a trigger to a table created by code-first approach with EF 4.1? A way I\'m cosidering is to execute a custom SQL query either in OnModelCreating or when Db context is bei
In my Global.asax Ihave the following line: Database.SetInitializer<myDbSupport> (new DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges<myDbSupport>());
I am having some problems with the Ef 4.1 code first implementation. public class Foo() { public Foo() { Id = Guid.NewGuid();
So first of all I dont know what Entity Framework version I am using. I am assuming its 4 but how do I check?
First, is there a way to tell EF 4.1 that a column needs to be unique by using either data annotations or the fluent API?
I am get confused about voting system implementation. I want to know vote up and vote down counts of a Post and also save voters who voted up or down. I use below model for it.
I am having difficulty getting a nested collection (Tags in my case) to commit back to the database after being passed into my controller.I am using EF 4.1 with the DbContext API, MVC 3, and Automappe
I\'ve added: using System.Data.Entity; and now I don\'t get an error on compilation of this: var k = db.Countries.Include(e => e.Cities);
I\'m working on a CRM-style MVC web app, which has the following (simplified) schema: Contacts Table ContactId
Usingcodefirst with an existing database can be quite a challenge as things dont match up the conventions.Still dont know what all conventions are but there you go..