Posts Tagged ‘Entity Framework’
Transparent Lazy Loading for Entity Framework – part 1
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on May 12th, 2008
This post is a part of the series that describes EFLazyLoading library.
- Part 1 – Strategies for implementing lazy loading
- Part 2 – Implementation of EFLazyLoading
- Part 3 – Anatomy of a Stub
The first release of Entity Framework supports explicit loading. This means that if you are navigating a relationship, you have to make sure it is loaded by explicitly calling Load()on EntityReference or EntityCollection objects, or pre-loading your relationships by using Include() on your query. […]
Communities To Communities 2008
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on April 8th, 2008
Last Saturday I gave a talk at “Communities To Communities 2008” conference in Warsaw, Poland. I presented EDM and Entity Framework to an audience of >130 people – Polish MVPs and members of .NET User Groups (because of limited seating there was no open registration for .NET track). […]
Tips and Tricks for Debugging your Entity Framework Provider
Posted by Jarek Kowalski in Entity Framework on March 24th, 2008
Here are some tips that may be helpful when developing and testing a data provider that supports Entity Framework
- Tip #1 Validating SchemaInformation SSDL and MSL using EdmGen.exe
- Tip #2 Generating a model from a database without using designer
- Tip #3 Query SchemaInformation using Entity SQL
- Tip #4 Query SchemaInformation using LINQ To Entities
- Tip #5 Common Error Messages and how to resolve them […]
