Recently I started working with EF 4.1 in .NET and had sort of positive experience until today when I tried to set up my own project (so far I was working on projects started by somebody else).
I\'m using RIA Services with Entity Framework for the data layer of my Silverlight application.I have two entities that are related in a many-to-one relationship
Here\'s my statement: startDate = (from n in db.Nodes where n.SeedID == mySeedID select n.CreatedDate).Max<DateTime>();
I just started working with EF 4.1 Code First and noticed that by default, references (navigation properties), are not loaded into memory with a POCO entity you queried with LINQ-to-Entity. I have had
I followed Using EF “Code First” with an Existing Database tutorial step by step but getting the following Error :
The existing database was created in the project itself and resides on App_Data as prompted by visual studio while adding a new sql database item to the project.
I\'m working on a large project using ASP.Net 开发者_JAVA技巧MVC 3, EF 4.1 and Ninject for Dependecy Injection. I\'ve read through many of the existing questions here regarding DDD, EF and the Reposit
For various reasons I would like to not store the connection string for my Entity Framework DB model in one of the various .config files.(I am using the latest and greatest DBContext API with the new
I\'m working with EF 4.1 Database first. I was wondering what sort of things I may use Entity Partial Classes for. What would some examples of possible functionality I might want to add to partial cla
For debugging purposes, I\'d like to view the SQL command that is being sent to my database when I call .SaveChanges() on my container object.Is there a way to spy that value?
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