Caching Entity Framework DbContexts per request
I have several classes based on System.Entity.Data.DbContext. They get used several times a request in disparate ends of the web application – is it expensive to instantiate them?
I have several classes based on System.Entity.Data.DbContext. They get used several times a request in disparate ends of the web application – is it expensive to instantiate them?
In an Edit action in ASP.NET MVC, certain fields can be hidden from user with HiddenFieldFor. However this doesn’t protect the fields (such as ID, data creation date) from being edited.
I have a standard DbContext with code like the following:
I have never used Entity Framework in a project before so I am not sure where to begin. I have I am using the membership tables that are created when using ASP.Net membership provider as is.
I have two related models.
I am trying to do something like this :
How should I handle a custom property in a situation where I use partial classes with the EF-generated classes?
Ok so this is a follow-up from MVC 5 ASP.NET Entity Framework Collect Form Data through Range Input , My Database Structure Consists of a Survey Having Many Categories, A Category having many Questions, then a Question having many QuestionResults and finally QuestionResults having many CategoryResults, in the HomeController I have the models being bound through the ViewModel, but I now require it to be populated with my entities through the context with Linq, any help will be greatly appreciated.
I have a table named UserTenders having many-to-one relationship with aspnet_Membership table.
I am using EntityFramework 4.0 and when I try something like this, it errors.