I apologize for responding to such an old question, especially one that has been listed as answered, but I felt compelled to provide a solution since it has been bothering me....The issue is that LINQPad subclasses your DbContext class, which is bad. thus, when you called...Database.SetInitializer<MyDbContext>(null)...
so long as you are generating...
By putting...db.Entry(user).State = EntityState.Modified;...
You instruct EF to update the ...all... attributes of...user...
Because of your...UserEditModel...
originates from the...User...
entity EF will make an effort to update each entity property....I have no idea why you ...derive... the Edit model from the entity, but in your scenario, it lea...
In an effort to use EF6 and SqlBulkCopy, I'm trying to use the ...EntityFramework.BulkInsert... library....Although the instructions appear to be quite clear, I am unable to fill the database with any data....The code for a challenging example is as follows:...public void WriteChunkNoAsync(int chunkCount, bool forceSave = false)
{
Chunking.Enti...
I possess ...EntityFramework.BulkInsert..., which is ...Disclaimer.......Not at all....This function has never been used....I own ...Extended Entity Framework..., which is ...Disclaimer.......This new library, though not free, is well equipped to deal with situations like this....The BulkSaveChanges function the same manner as SaveChanges (handle p...
An existing project needs to be converted from database-first to code-first. The database contains a slightly different version for each environment (DEV, TEST, and PROD). Changes in DEV that might not have been sent to TEST and PROD account for the differences....--...Use of Entity Framework 6.1.3 is prevalent....The database is deployed by a ...d...
A static method being exposed can be dangerous in a situation with concurrent users. Create a DB connection string by attempting to utilise the singleton approach.
