Tag: entity framework
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Virtualization - the Wave of the Future (and Present)
There have been many relatively recent dramatic improvements in hardware. Factors such as processor speed/design and network capacity appear to be making shortages of hardware resources very pre-2011. Not to mention falling prices that appear to not have hit bottom just yet. But with improving... -
Why Put Off Until Tomorrow What You Can Do Today: EF4 Challenges Accomplished with EF1
Microsoft’s recently released Entity Framework 4 (EF4) is generating deserved buzz among the .NET community. It seems that people can’t wait to make the jump directly to EF4, even if they haven’t even touched EF1. The perception is that EF1 was not up to snuff when it came to important... -
EF 4.0 v NHibernate
Some recommended reading for those of you who are looking at what NHibernate 2.0 offers in comparison to Entity Framework 4.0. While it is a fairly subjective view point... -
Effective Oracle and EF – SQL Server to Oracle Migrations (I)
Early on in our EF development cycles, I gave our .NET QA team an unusual challenge:- Spin up our test suites in readiness for our upcoming ADO.NET Entity Framework support for Oracle, except without an pre-QA ADO.NET EF provider ready for Oracle. Our excellent QA got to work and built our the... -
Effective EF with Oracle – Console and ASP.NET Starter Kits
Continuing our theme of how to get up and running with the ADO.NET Entity Framework and Oracle we've put together a set of samples and how-to's for common Visual Studio tasks – console and ASP.NET applications. We've included download samples as...
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Effective EF with Oracle – RIA & Silverlight 3
Over the past few months we received numerous how-to requests on how best to wire up a Silverlight 3 application with ADO.NET EF, ADO.NET Data Services and Oracle for use in an RIA application. To meet that need, we've put together how-to that we are now publishing on our .NET Connections blog. Full... -
Effective EF with Oracle - Ref Cursors in Stored Procedures II
If mapping stored procedures to the Entity Model wasn’t obvious enough, lets continue our discussion of our support of RefCursors and working effectively with EF. I have talked about Ref Cursors... -
Released! ADO.NET Entity Framework Support for Oracle
I am happy to announce that we've released our GA for Connect for ADO.NET 3.3! This includes our support for the ADO.NET Entity Framework for Oracle and a host of enterprise-ready...
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