Entity Framework 4.1 Series

I did a few Proof of Concepts (POC) around the new Entity Framework 4.1 as part of an SOA project I’m currently on and I decided to share the acquired knowledge.  The following series of blog posts are the result:

• Basics (1)
• Override conventions (2)
• Deep Fetch vs Lazy Load (3)
• Complex...

Entity Framework 4.1: Bypassing EF query mapping (8)

This is part of a series of blog post about Entity Framework 4.1.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)
• Override conventions (2)
• Deep Fetch vs Lazy Load (3)
• Complex Types (4)
• Many to Many Relationships (5)
• Optimistic Concurrency (6)
• Inheritance (7)

In this...

Entity Framework 4.1: Inheritance (7)

This is part of a series of blog post about Entity Framework 4.1.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)
• Override conventions (2)
• Deep Fetch vs Lazy Load (3)
• Complex Types (4)
• Many to Many Relationships (5)
• Optimistic Concurrency (6)

In this article, I’ll cover inheritance.

Entity Framework 4.1: Optimistic Concurrency (6)

This is part of a series of blog post about Entity Framework 4.1.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)
• Override conventions (2)
• Deep Fetch vs Lazy Load (3)
• Complex Types (4)
• Many to Many Relationships (5)

In this article, I’ll cover optimistic concurrency.

Very often we need to manage many-users concurrency.  This...

Entity Framework 4.1: Many to Many Relationships (5)

This is part of a series of blog post about Entity Framework 4.1.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)
• Override conventions (2)
• Deep Fetch vs Lazy Load (3)
• Complex Types (4)

In this article, I’ll cover the many to many relationships.

Let’s start with the easiest case, we’ll let EF...