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SQL Server 2008 and ADO.NET: Entity Framework Integration
(76 ratings)
SQL Server 2008 and ADO.NET: Entity Framework Integration
(76 ratings)

This Web seminar will cover the fundamentals of how to work with the ADO.NET Entity framework. The following topics will be covered:

• Entity Data Modeling

• Mapping SQL Server to Objects

• ADO.NET and EntityClient

• The Entity SQL Language

• Object Context

• LINQ to Entities

 
Presenter: Ola Ekdahl
Job Title: Microsoft Technical Trainer and Senior Instructor
Course Date 10/27/08 08:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 892 views
Attendee Comments
“Good info.”
Marek Garbowski, Softmark Computer Services
“Appreciated content, but not as clear to follow as some of the other videos”
Shahzad Qureshi, SWS Development, LLC
“Very good info.”
Walter Gameiro, Phi Consulting
“Great Examples, Very informative.”
Scott Bellefeuille, inspiredprogramming
“Explanations and code demonstrations very well done”
David Rericha, Virtual CoPartners, Inc.
“Awesome session.”
Fraser Atkinson, Meet McIvor
“Great examples of ADO.Net and SQL Server using the EDM Framework”
Sam Wides, Lighthouse Network Technologies
“Awesome-thanks!”
Lynn Winningham, CTREC Hilton
“I don't fknow if anyone else experiences it. I am running IE8 Beta 2 on a WINXP SP3 machine. I have all updates. When I pause one of the recordings for a certain length of time it affects my network. I have to reboot to bring back the wireless network. Repairing, Disabling, enabling etc. does not help. Dell E1705 with Intel Pro Wireless. Also, at times the feed will stop and will not restart. I have to refresh the page and relaunch it for it to start. Could be code or Silverlight.”
Greg Carroll, GMS
“I had no knowledge of this subject matter to begin with. However, this video gave me enough to know what is out there to explore. I guess a reason to use the Entity Framework is that it lets you work with the database via an abstracted object model. But I am not totally convinced of its advantages over traditional methods.”
Michael Meredith, (independent consultant)
“This is another one in the set that I will watch again and again.”
David Cherry, AHA
“Slides and code examples should be sent to tester's email, or an option to retreive these for post-study purposes would be great. (Also include data results as indicated from various training demos)”
Kevin Bruss, TEKsystems
“good”
Percy Watkins, Integritas Solutions Inc
“it was awesome...!”
SURESH KUMAR, B2B SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIE LTD
“Boring”
Cathy Soloway, Perotsystems
“This was great! I will be referencing this often!”
David Simione, SimSystem Technologies
“Very well done video, I was able to pause the video and try different methods live and then continue the video. It was easy to follow and keep my interest.”
Mike Stanley, EDS-HP
“Great job!”
Sandra Miller, none