LINQ to SQL/Entity Framework

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Can we use view with LINQ to SQL / Entity Framework ?

Posted 17-Dec-13 1:56am

Neeraj Kumar7

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Sampath Lokuge 17-Dec-13 8:01am

Your question is not clear. Plz provide more info.

Neeraj Kumar7 18-Dec-13 1:48am

It's DataBase view created from a table in SQL 2005.

TryAndSucceed 17-Dec-13 10:39am

Did you mean MVC View?

Neeraj Kumar7 18-Dec-13 1:48am

It's DataBase view created from a table in SQL 2005.

Alexander Dymshyts 18-Dec-13 9:00am

Why do you want to use LINQ to SQL and not LINQ to enteties? Anyway, answer is yes, we can.

Neeraj Kumar7 19-Dec-13 2:20am

Thanks Alexander.

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Alexander Dymshyts · Answer 1 · 2013-12-18T03:07:00

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Yes, you can. For that you need to add in your project ADO.NET Entity Data Model. While adding it you need to choose some names etc. After creation you can use Linq To SQL with your database view or tables, if you want to. Also this link will help you.
Hope this will help you.

Posted 18-Dec-13 3:07am

Alexander Dymshyts