Alternate Keys in Entity Framework 7
- Posted: Aug 06, 2015 at 9:00AM
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In this short video Rowan takes us through the process of using alternate keys in Entity Framework 7. Here are some links for more information:
As an aside, I spent a couple of days with Rowan (and team) recording additional videos regarding Entity Framework 7 and some of the new features to look for in the coming release. Stay tuned!
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Thats one code too many for something rather simple. Good work but I think using attribute would have been great or at least a simpler syntax like something in django
I use the fluent api mostly to disable cascade deletes when there are two paths between two entities. Please make the sql team lift the restriction. It's always a hassle to do the ping pong between entities, t =>, p=> t => again, p =>, finally. I never remember if I have to start from the many or the 1 side of the relation. I would much prefer to just call a method, if maybe less 'fluently'.
@ojorma - At the moment we only have the [Key] annotation for defining primary keys... but that's a good suggestion, an [AlternateKey] annotation would be useful.
@br1 - We'll be starting work on cascade delete support shortly, so I'll keep your feedback in mind when we design it.
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