Say I have 3 tables, Cars
, Persons
, CarOwners
.
Cars
is just a table of cars and Persons
are different people that can own cars. CarOwners
has a CarId
and a PersonId
relationship and a CarOwnerId
PK.
If I just create the r开发者_开发问答elationship and then drag them to the linq context, a property of the Person
class will be generated called CarOwners
. To get the cars that this person owns I would have to do the following query:
var cars = person.CarOwners.Select(c=> c.Car);
But I would like to be able to do:
var cars = person.Cars;
Is that at all possible? The extra step is quite annoying.
You can just create a new property on Person
:
public partial class Person
{
public IEnumerable<Car> Cars
{
get { return this.CarOwners.Select(c => c.Car); }
}
}
Or upgrade to Entity Framework where you can separate logical model from physical model.
Try to remove the CarOwnerId
from CarOwners
in your sql database. Then select CarId
and PersonId
in designer mode in SSMS (using shift key), right click and select `Set Primary Key.
In EF 4, you'll get only navigation keys in your model this way (you can use: Person.Cars
and Car.Persons
). Not sure about L2S.
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