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In the previous post (Recipe #4), you learned that Entity Framework Code First provides a simple way to create relationship between two entities. You have used the following definitions to describe the structure of Order and OrderDetail entities: [Table( "Order" )] public class Order { public...
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It is very seldom that your applications work only with a single entity represented by a single database table. Almost all applications use several entities with relationships among them — and these relationships are reflected in the database structure as well. In this post you will extend Recipe...
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As you progress and cook applications from new EF Code First recipes, you will need to view and manage databases. While Visual Studio’s Server Explorer is great tool to have a look at the structure of your databases, it is definitely not the best to manage them. Also, an appropriate SQL profiler helps...
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In the previous post you created a single-table application that defined an Order class. Entity Framework used this class and created a database with an Orders table according to the structure of the Order class, and the application used this table through the OrderDatabaseContext class. The name, “Code...
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In this new series of posts about Entity Framework I’d like to help those software developers who intend to use Entity Framework Code First in their projects — either coding for business or fun. I assume no special prerequisites, but a basic experience with Visual Studio and the...