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http://weblogs.asp.net/shahar/archive/2008/01/29/how-to-use-clickonce-to-deploy-your-applications.aspx Competition: low
People should continue to strive to lose weight faster than with any other medications you are taking, or some sort of exercise regimen into your daily activities. Next time I'll launch the application, as I set in the Update properties, the application will update and show this message: If you click OK, then the new version will download and run
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jasonz/archive/2012/07/23/my-favorite-features-entity-framework-code-first-and-asp-net-web-api.aspx Competition: low
Entity Framework originally shipped as part of the .NET Framework, but in an effort to ship more often the last few versions have been shipped on NuGet, in-between releases of the .NET Framework. Creating the Application One of the places that EF5 shows up in Visual Studio 2012 is the project template for ASP.NET Web API, so if you create a new ASP.NET Web API project you have Entity Framework 5 available in your project by default
Implementing Inheritance with the Entity Framework in an ASP.NET MVC Application (8 of 10) : The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site
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For instructions on how to secure the web site, see Deploy a Secure ASP.NET MVC app with Membership, OAuth, and SQL Database to a Windows Azure Web Site. You could create a Person base class which contains only those shared properties, then make the Instructor and Student entities inherit from that base class, as shown in the following illustration: There are several ways this inheritance structure could be represented in the database
http://weblogs.asp.net/dotnetstories/archive/2011/03/01/using-stored-procedures-with-entity-framework-in-an-asp-net-application.aspx Competition: low
10) Let's use the stored procedure now.The main idea is to have the dropdown list control filled in with all the countries and then as the user picks countries to pass this country as a parameter to the stored procedure and bind the resultset to the Gridview controlAdd a dropdown list on the Default.aspx page.Add a GridView control on the page. In this post you will find the SQL Script that creates a table named Employees and a table called Companies.They have various columns and they also have a one to many relationship among them (Foreign Key constraint).5) Add a new item to your class library project, a ADO.Net Entity Data model
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/alexj/archive/2009/05/20/tip-19-how-to-use-optimistic-concurrency-in-the-entity-framework.aspx Competition: low
Background: If you have a table with a timestamp column, and you reverse engineer an Entity from that table, you will end up with a Binary property in your entity (in my example called Version)
How to use Entity Framework Code First for MVC 3 - CodeProject
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When you run the application, DBContext checks if there is any model for the type of derived context and any connection string that is already cached in the application domain. If it is already there, then it uses that model, or the DBContext works out what classes to include in the model based on what DbSet properties were defined
asp.net mvc 3 - How can I get my database to seed using Entity Framework CodeFirst? - Stack Overflow
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NB, I don't actually need to supply the context name in the base constructor call; I only wrote it that way initially because I was copying the format of the solution above. Any suggestions? On a side note, is it possible to call the initializer without having a reference to my DatabaseContext in the client? I have included all the relevant code I could think of
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14472084/how-to-use-different-entity-framework-dbcontext-in-the-area-of-asp-net-mvc-appli Competition: low
There's no clever mind at Microsoft (or outside as far as I know) who has come up with a smooth way to alter tables intelligently without endangering the data and possibly schema. What you should do in terms of initializing your db is to also have a master context that contains all of your tables, but doesn't inherit from BaseContext, but DbContext as per usual
People should continue to strive to lose weight faster than with any other medications you are taking, or some sort of exercise regimen into your daily activities. Next time I'll launch the application, as I set in the Update properties, the application will update and show this message: If you click OK, then the new version will download and run
Entity Framework originally shipped as part of the .NET Framework, but in an effort to ship more often the last few versions have been shipped on NuGet, in-between releases of the .NET Framework. Creating the Application One of the places that EF5 shows up in Visual Studio 2012 is the project template for ASP.NET Web API, so if you create a new ASP.NET Web API project you have Entity Framework 5 available in your project by default
Implementing Inheritance with the Entity Framework in an ASP.NET MVC Application (8 of 10) : The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site
For instructions on how to secure the web site, see Deploy a Secure ASP.NET MVC app with Membership, OAuth, and SQL Database to a Windows Azure Web Site. You could create a Person base class which contains only those shared properties, then make the Instructor and Student entities inherit from that base class, as shown in the following illustration: There are several ways this inheritance structure could be represented in the database
10) Let's use the stored procedure now.The main idea is to have the dropdown list control filled in with all the countries and then as the user picks countries to pass this country as a parameter to the stored procedure and bind the resultset to the Gridview controlAdd a dropdown list on the Default.aspx page.Add a GridView control on the page. In this post you will find the SQL Script that creates a table named Employees and a table called Companies.They have various columns and they also have a one to many relationship among them (Foreign Key constraint).5) Add a new item to your class library project, a ADO.Net Entity Data model
Background: If you have a table with a timestamp column, and you reverse engineer an Entity from that table, you will end up with a Binary property in your entity (in my example called Version)
How to use Entity Framework Code First for MVC 3 - CodeProject
When you run the application, DBContext checks if there is any model for the type of derived context and any connection string that is already cached in the application domain. If it is already there, then it uses that model, or the DBContext works out what classes to include in the model based on what DbSet properties were defined
asp.net mvc 3 - How can I get my database to seed using Entity Framework CodeFirst? - Stack Overflow
NB, I don't actually need to supply the context name in the base constructor call; I only wrote it that way initially because I was copying the format of the solution above. Any suggestions? On a side note, is it possible to call the initializer without having a reference to my DatabaseContext in the client? I have included all the relevant code I could think of
There's no clever mind at Microsoft (or outside as far as I know) who has come up with a smooth way to alter tables intelligently without endangering the data and possibly schema. What you should do in terms of initializing your db is to also have a master context that contains all of your tables, but doesn't inherit from BaseContext, but DbContext as per usual
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