In this article, I will explain how to work with a Dynamic Data Entities Web Application which is available when a project is created.
In this article, I will show how to implement a CRUD operation without writing a single line of code and by just un-commenting a line in the Global.asax file.
The only thing you have to do is to add a reference in the Global.asax file with your project name you created. Since my project name is dynamicdataentities I will add this as a reference as follows:
The only thing you have to do after this is to un-comment this line of code from the Global.asax file:
Here codeDBEntities is nothing but the connection string which is available in the Web.config file or you can find it in Model.edmx.
First, let us create a project by selecting ASP.NET Dynamic Data Entities Web Application as follows:
This will create a project with a Master page, a Default page, and a Global.asax file along with script and CSS.
Now let us add an ADO.NET Entity Data Model as we did in our last
article; see:
Since I already have a connection I am not showing how to add a connection; I will proceed with what I have.
Open the Global.asax file from the Solution Explorer:
You can find some code with comments, we will un-comment the one we need as follows:
Here in the place of YourDataContextType, you have to replace your context type which will be available in the web.config or Model.edmx:
Now run your application.
Since I integrated 2 tables it is showing those tables, select what is required to perform the CRUD operations.
I selected Employee and the details are as follows:
In the department dropdown you can determine the entire department listed, as follows:
If I select any then the corresponding details are shown as follows:
Inserting details into Employee table, if you select Insert New Item then it will display as follows:
Edit Update screen
Deleting a record
Before Delete
I will delete one of the records.
Viewing Employees from the Department
Details of selected Employee