It has been a month or two that Entity Framework CTP 4.0 bits have released.I had read through the feature list back then but could not manage time to take a detailed look until this weekend.I always felt that Entity Framework’s approach towards handling of configuration(object relational mappings) and plain .NET objects was bit restrictive [...]
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Entity Framework CTP 4.0 – Code First Approach
Posted: October 3, 2010 in .NET, ADO.NET Entity Framework, C#Tags: ADO.NET, CTP 4.0, Entity Framework
Entity Framework & Concurrency
Posted: August 29, 2010 in .NET, ADO.NET Entity FrameworkTags: ADO.NET, Concurrency, Entity Framework
ADO.NET Entity Framework is the Object Relational Mapping(ORM) framework from Microsoft which enables us to map .NET classes to objects(tables,views,stored procedures..etc) in a relational database.While studying any ORM framework it’s important to know about, how it handles concurrency and ensures data consistency.In this post we will look into what options ADO.NET Entity Framework provides for [...]
ADO.NET Entity Framework Data Loading – Part 2
Posted: May 9, 2010 in .NET, ADO.NET Entity FrameworkTags: ADO.NET, Entity Framework
In my last post we have discussed about how to explicitly load data into related objects using EntityReference class.However in .NET Framework 4.0 there is another new way to explicitly load data into related objects using the LoadProperty method of the System.Data.Objects.ObjectContext as shown below:
ADO.NET Entity Framework Data Loading – Part 1
Posted: May 9, 2010 in .NET, ADO.NET Entity FrameworkTags: ADO.NET, Entity Framework
In any Object Relational Mapping (ORM) framework the client code interacts with the objects.The framework maps the same to relational database tables and manages database connection and all the SQL queries.So in this context it is extremely important to understand what are the various mechanisms using which data can be loaded into the objects.In this [...]

