Entity Framework

This article provides an overview of the new features and enhancements in Entity Framework Core 3.0 with code examples to explain the concepts.

This article presents a discussion on how Entity Framework Core can be used to log data in ASP.NET Core.

This covers eager loading in Entity Framework Core to load all related data from the database as part of the initial query.

In this article we look at how to handle complex data in disconnected scenarios using the TrackGraph method in Entity Framework Core EF Core.

In this article we look at how to use Query Types when working with Entity Framework Core.

In this article we look at how to run SQL Server queries with Entity Framework Core using the DbSet.FromSql method, parameterized queries, stored procedures and using the Database.ExecuteSqlCommand property.

This article presents a discussion on how we can create an Entity Data Model using the Database First approach in Entity Framework Core.

In this tip we look at how to handle SQL Server database concurrency issues using Entity Framework Core for both pessimistic and optimistic concurrency.

In this tip we look at how to extend Entity Framework Migrations by integrating post deployment scripts as part of the migrations.

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I'm a DBA and the developers in my organization want to use the Entity Framework (EF) in their applications. While I understand how EF can dynamically generate the SQL for queries, we have many existing views that I would like to be able to continue to u

I'm a DBA and the developers in my organization want to use the Entity Framework (EF) in their applications. While I understand the benefits of EF and the fact that you don't need stored procedures, we have many existing stored procedures and I would lik

I'm a DBA and the developers in my organization are starting to use something called the Entity Framework (EF) in their applications. The developers are telling me that with EF you don't use stored procedures, you simply write .NET code to perform all of