How can I design and manage CRUD operations in a library management system without using database?

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We are required to design simple CRUD operations for library using Entity framework without using the database. Please let us know on how we can design this requirement (without using DB).

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I have no idea how to implement CRUD operations without using the database.Please suggest the ways.

Posted 1-May-16 21:57pm

Naveen K M

Updated 1-May-16 23:31pm

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CHill60 2-May-16 4:35am

Store the data in files - text, XML or whatever. Or use Excel. Given the tag on your post I suggest XML files would be what your tutor wants

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2016-05-01T23:31:00

To work with data all you need is a data provider for the Entity Framework...It is not an easy task and you will have to learn a lot...
You may stat here:
Writing an Entity Framework Data Provider[^]
EntityClient Provider for the Entity Framework[^]

Fortunately there is a shortcut for all this... .NET Framework Data Provider for ODBC...
Create an ODBC connection using the text driver and let entity framework work with...