Entity Framework

Here is a simple example of using Oracle with Entity Framework Core. But it’s not something I would recommend.

A simple console application that uses Entity Framework to connect to the SingleStore database.

Getting going with MySQL and Entity Framework is very easy, follow this guide to get started.

There are times when it is necessary to use handwritten SQL with Entity Framework Core. In this post I should how to do that, and to mix it with the usual fluent statements.

Here’s an example of seeding a database with a lot of data using Entity Framework. It avoids slowdowns, timeouts, and using excess memory.

If you are running Microsoft SQL Server locally in Docker, when you connect to it you might get an error - The remote certificate was rejected by the provided RemoteCertificateValidationCallback. Here is how to fix it.

Using CockroachDb with Entity Framework is easy, here is a simple post showing how.

After you save an entity, you may want to send out a notification so other parts of your application can react to the change. This post shows how to do that with MediatR and Entity Framework Core.

Find/FindAsync is a popular way to retrieve a single entity using its primary key with Entity Framework, but by default Entity Framework tracks that entity for changes. This post shows how to turn off tracking for Find/FindAsync.

Here is a way to access objects just after they are saved by Entity Framework and have had a primary key assigned to them.