EF Code First: How do I specify that a property should generate a TEXT column rather than an nvarchar(4000)?
I appreciate the effort that went into the existing answer, but I haven't found it actually answering the question... so I tested this, and found out that.
You can use the following DataAnnotation and Code-First will generate the maximum sized data type that the database allows. In the case of Sql CE it results in an underlying ntext column.
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