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Comments by rayden54 (Top 4 by date)
rayden54
20-Apr-15 21:58pm
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So if I do use EF, what would I use instead of the repository pattern?
rayden54
20-Apr-15 20:38pm
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Do you still use a repository layer with Entity Framework or not? I seem to be finding contradictory info in that regard (it might just be that some of it's outdated)?
I asked about EF partly because that's what I was researching before I asked the question, but also because everything I'm finding for ADO.NET and repository pattern seems to be for MVC.
rayden54
20-Apr-15 0:36am
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Why ADO.NET instead of Entity Framework?
rayden54
31-Mar-15 12:17pm
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I honestly don't know. It used to do a one-way upgrade and then would throw a bunch of errors. Now, it's opening up fine (not upgrading). It'll build and run, but it's like the database just doesn't exist. It's doing the same thing in VS 2010.