Over the previous two columns ("Integrating Entity Framework with an ASP.NET Web Site" and "Extending an Entity Framework Model -- and Some Limitations"), I've built a simple Entity Framework (EF) ...

But if what you want to retrieve is one of your model's entities -- if none of your "interesting" SQL is in your Select clause -- why not use the classes that Entity Framework has generated for you?

Entity Framework simplifies data access in your application by enabling you to write code to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) operations sans the need of interacting with the underlying ...

When we build database-backed enterprise applications, we generally want to isolate our entity models, the DbContext, and the logic for database initialization and migration to maintain a clean ...