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EF Strongly Typed ObjectQuery.Include
Posted by Tim on July 13, 2010 in .NET Framework, C#
The problem that I faced was having to put up with “hard coded” strings in the ObjectQuery.Include function to load related objects through POCO objects in the Entity Framework. This faced challenges when I renamed columns in the Model which caused a run-time error when recompiling and re-starting the application. Thanks to David Kiff, we [...]
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