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This article explains and demonstrates mapping a string representation of enum to string fields in a database in Entity Developer. The sample, demonstrated in...
NHibernate is a widely used open-source ORM solution for .NET Framework. It is well-known for its great flexibility in mapping .NET classes to database...
This article explains and gives a practical example of how support of сomponent navigation properties is implemented in Entity Developer for NHibernate.
Support of this...
This article explains and gives a practical example of how support of сomponent navigation properties is implemented in Entity Developer for NHibernate.
Support of this...
This article explains and gives a practical example of how support of сomponent collections is implemented in Entity Developer for NHibernate. You can take...
NHibernate is an ORM solution moved from Java to Microsoft .NET. It allows mapping application objects to relational database. NHibernate automatically generates SQL code...