New Post: Support SQL Server HierarchyId data type
I will wait for the CLA before I take a look.
View ArticleNew Post: How to fork with EF 5.0 + namingconventions code
How to fork with EF 5.0 + namingconventions code?Is it possible?More the better, will namingconventions code made available as feature enhancement to EF 5.0?Else when is the release plan (dates and...
View ArticleNew Post: Is EF designer also open source?
Hi andresd,We're currently working on the legal reviews needed to go open source. It's a little bit out of the team's control how long this will take, but we're pushing it and we'll put it up as soon...
View ArticleNew Post: How to fork with EF 5.0 + namingconventions code
Hi Vairam,The source code form EF5 is not available on CodePlex as described in this discussion:http://entityframework.codeplex.com/discussions/383205I'm not sure exactly what you mean by the...
View ArticleNew Post: How to fork with EF 5.0 + namingconventions code
1. What is the changeset number in this source that has EF5 + changes to split libraries2. What is the changesets for code naming conventions only..I am looking at an option to fork with these two or...
View ArticleNew Post: How to fork with EF 5.0 + namingconventions code
Hi Vairam,As explained in the link I posted above, there isn't a way to get EF5 with or without just the changes you want. You can do what you want easily with EF6, but not with EF5.Thanks, Arthur
View ArticleNew Post: why does DbContext.Set return DbSet instead of IDbSet?
Why does DbContext.Set<TEntity> returns DbSet instead of IDbSet? Is it possible to change this for EF6?
View ArticleNew Post: why does DbContext.Set return DbSet instead of IDbSet?
The reason is that Set always returns a DbSet and it is very common that people want to use it specifically as a DbSet. If it returned an IDbSet then it would require a cast to assign it to a DbSet...
View ArticleNew Post: Supporting MS Access - somehow - is there any likelihood?
This might be a daft question but I'm stuck with having to write against MS Access 2010 and would like EF5 to help me rather than writing home grown generators/raw sql or learning Nhibernate.Having...
View ArticleNew Post: Supporting MS Access - somehow - is there any likelihood?
Supporting database in EF5 terms means creating an EFÂ provider for this database. In general it should be possible to add support for Access as it was possible for third party companies to add support...
View ArticleNew Post: Future Roadmap Questions
I'm curious if EF will evolve to support images and video of various types and support different media storage repositories.
View ArticleNew Post: Are there any plans to better support using the State Pattern with...
I have been trying to implement a State Pattern with TPH in EF5, but have determined that it isn't supported without hacking EF by using a custom sql statement to manually update the discrimantor...
View ArticleNew Post: MySql with EF5 CodeFirst Migration: Error when changing table...
I am using EF5 CodeFirst with MySql DB. I have a class 'User'publicclass User { [Key]publicstring Username { get; set; }publicstring DisplayName { get; set; } }And I want to change the table column...
View ArticleNew Post: Multiple Base de Datos en un DbContext
Permitir asignar a una Entidad la Base de Datos a donde esta relacionada su Tabla, esto permitira que en un proyecto o en un DbContext pueda tener varias clases mapeadas a sus tablas y su respectiva...
View ArticleNew Post: EF 2nd Level Caching
Happy 2013 everyone!I'm very much excited this year and is in the initial stages of ramping up design plans for the next version of Scalable Object Persistence (SOP) framework, which includes...
View ArticleNew Post: Multiple DbContext Migrations with Inheritance and Relations and MEF
Hello.This is my first post to CodePlex, so if I make any mistake by posting here please be indulgent.We're actively using EF 4.3 (wich is virtually the same as EF5 but for .Net 4.0) with CodeFirst and...
View ArticleNew Post: Performance issues
I've found that a DbContext is quite a bit more expensive to create than an NHibernate session. Just like you reuse your NHibernate session factory, so can you reuse a DbContext.However, DbContext...
View ArticleNew Post: Override entity framework connection logic
Sorry for cross-posting (from here), but I haven't gotten a satisfactory answer from Stack Overflow...I'm using EF 5 and I need to somehow hack into the connection creation pipeline. Here's my...
View ArticleNew Post: Are there any plans to better support using the State Pattern with...
HintonHQC,When using TPH the value in the discriminator column is used when querying to determine the type of entity to create. Similarly, the type of entity is used to determine the discriminator...
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