It appears that your application runs with a SQL Server account that does not exist. Since you have a login and password supplied in the Entity Framework connection string, I believe you should remove it....Integrated Security=True;...
based on this string of Entity Framework connections:...<add name="DatabaseEntities"
connectionString="metad...
This is an EF constraint that I first brought to light in 2012 ...https://entityframework.codeplex.com/workitem/483... and which has still not been addressed in 6.0.2. EF does not recognize namespaces and has a flat internal architecture. Possibly in EF7, but not earlier. The two classes must be given new names that are distinct from one another, r...
The name cannot be changed. The definition of Id can be found at the base of the extension system in...IUser<T>...
wherein all...IdentityUser...
Implementations need to eventually descend from....There is really no other way to accomplish it besides starting over....The name of the field as it is stored in the database COULD be changed, but the nam...
I just fixed a similar issue. In my AppUser, I defined a navigation property of the abstract type DomainUser (that inherits from Identity User)...public class AppUser : IdentityUser
{
public DomainUser DomainUser { get; set; }
}
...DomainUser appears as follows:...public abstract class DomainUser : IAggregateRoot
{
public Guid Id { get; set...
I tested this on your model, and it functions:...var test1 = (from c in db.Contacts
join e in db.Emails
on c.id equals e.id_contact
join t in db.Tags
on c.id equals t.id_contact
join p in db.Phones on c.id equals p.id_contact
select...
Use SQL-like query phrases if you want an Entity Framework solution....public IEnumerable<TRole> GetUserRoles<TRole>(string userId) where TRole : class, IRole<string>
{
return (from ur in db.Set<IdentityUserRole>()
where ur.UserId == userId
join r in db.Roles on ur.RoleId equals r.Id
select r) as IEnumerable<...
The sole issue was a flaw in the entity framework that made it clear that it couldn't operate with connection strings of any other kind or name than "Entities" (its the default one what ADO.NET model creates). The T4 template was altered many years ago. I've never experienced an issue up to the point when I needed to call UDF. The connection string...
