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Quickly Generate SQL Azure Databases with CodeFluent Entities
CodeFluent Entities ships out-of-the-box with an SQL Azure producer which allows you to generate databases to SQL Azure directly from Visual Studio, based on a CodeFluent Entities model. We’ll see in...
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The new SQL Server Pivot Script producer
A new producer is available since the latest builds! Enter the “SQL Server Pivot Script” producer. This producer purpose is to allow you to deploy CodeFluent Entities-generated SQL Server databases on...
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Multi-database deployment with PowerShell and the Pivot Script Runner – Part 1
We are working on a solution designed with CodeFluent Entities, which stores and manages data within a SQL Server database created by the SQL Server Producer. Sometime in the past, we deployed this...
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What’s new with CodeFluent Entities 769?
As with any previous release, CodeFluent Entities 769 includes numerous new features and bug fixes. Keeping ahead with the latest technologies is our priority and we are extremely thrilled to announce...
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SQL Server In-Memory OLTP
In-Memory OLTP comes with Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and can significantly improve OLTP database application performance. It is a memory-optimized database engine integrated into the standard SQL Server...
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Persistence Tracking Columns are UTC
CodeFluent Entities automatically generates tracking columns. Those columns contains: Creation time Creation user Last write time Last writer user By default creation time and last write time use...
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CodeFluent Entities: Basic Tips To Lower Generation Time
First let’s start with some metrics. For this post I created 4 models: Sample10 containing 10 entities of 10 properties, Sample100 containing 100 entities of 10 properties, Sample300 containing 300...
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Many to Many Relationships with CodeFluent Entities
Yesterday, Scott Allen posted on his OdeToCode.com blog a very interesting blog post named Many to Many Relationships with EF illustrating how to setup a many to many relationship with EF Code First...
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CodeFluent Entities: How to reuse existing stored procedures
In this post I’ll start from the NerdDinner application, which you can get from CodePlex (http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/). In the NerdDinner database I added the following sample stored procedure...
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Using the SQL Server Template Producer to generate Clustered Indexes
In this post we’ll see how using CodeFluent Entities’ SQL Server Template Producer, you can generate SQL scripts using the built-in template engine whilst accessing the inferred meta-model, and then...
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