I have a user table in my database that looks like this:
public class tblUser{
public int id{ get; set; }
public string name{ get; set; }
public int? customer_id{ get; set; }
}
There is a foreign key on the customer_id
column that links to the tblCustomers
table where I can get extended information IF the user is in fact a customer.
When I was using Linq-to-SQL objects, I used to ensure that the user was linked to a customer by testing customer_id.HasValue
, but having now changed to Entity Framework, I can't even see the customer_id
property - am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
The Entity Data Model Wizard gives you the option Include foreign key columns in the model . This is off by default.
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