How to access a view

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I have a view in my database created from two tables. How do i use this view in my mvc4 project to create its services to access the fields of the view???
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Posted 18-Mar-13 1:09am

scarletwitch1990

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Karthik Chintala · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-18T01:21:00

Solution 1

MVC comes with Entity Framework, which allows you to query and save to database.

There are three ways to get your work done using Entity Framework. Database First, Model First, and Code First.

Here is the Getting started with EF using mvc

Hope it gets you started quickly to learn using Entity Framework.

You can also work with the Stored Proceedures and Views once you setup the .edmx file in your application

Edit

You can also use ado.net in combination of mvc. Here is a link that gets you started if you are new to it Accessing and Updating Data in ASP.NET

Posted 18-Mar-13 1:21am

Karthik Chintala

Updated 19-Mar-13 0:41am

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scarletwitch1990 18-Mar-13 7:33am

but i dont have an .edmx file...instead i am accessing the database using connection string

Karthik Chintala 18-Mar-13 8:38am

You can also use ado.net in combination of mvc. Here is a link that gets you started if you are new to it Accessing and Updating Data in ASP.NET

scarletwitch1990 18-Mar-13 23:59pm

can you post the above comment as a solution???

Karthik Chintala 19-Mar-13 0:03am

I didnt get you @sarahalex. do you want me to edit the post ?

scarletwitch1990 19-Mar-13 6:39am

@Kartik: no post it as a solution so i can mark it...the link was indeed helpful

Karthik Chintala 19-Mar-13 6:41am

Instead of posting a new one. I've edited my post with the link that is useful to you