LINQ Include on a one-to-many with .Where() not working?
I’m trying to query Users including each user’s Interests, but only where an Interest meets certain criteria:
I’m trying to query Users including each user’s Interests, but only where an Interest meets certain criteria:
There are so many different options coming out of microsoft for data access. Which one is the best for scalable apps?
I am using the Entity framework for the first time, and would like to know if I am using in the best practice.
I’m using Code First concept in Entity Framework and I’m constantly getting the following exception while starting application:
My situation is quite similar to this link or at least my code is similar and I am trying to find a way to apply this same method in .NET Core syntax.
I created an ASP.NET MVC 5 Application using Visual Studio 2013 Update 2. In the application, I have an Account controller. It’s different from what I am used to and does not
contain an instantiation of dbcontext.
How can I share the auto-generated entity data model (generated object classes) amongst all layers of my C# web app whilst only granting query access in the data layer? This uses the typical 3 layer approach: data, business, presentation.
I have two tables without any cascade deleting. I want to delete parent object with all child objects. I do it this way
When I use ASP.NET Identity first code approach, I want to generate columns in AspNetUsers table in my own way. I don’t need to have stored multiple columns with null values. I just need columns Id, SecurityStamp and UserName.
Only post, that I’ve found is here: AspNet Identity 2.0 Email and UserName duplication , but it is still unsloved (due to error in Santosh comment).
UPDATE (2010-12-21): Completely rewrote this question based on tests that I’ve been doing. Also, this used to be a POCO specific question, but it turns out that my question isn’t necessarily POCO specific.