Entity Framework 4 Primary Key as GUID and autogeneration?

It does work in 4.0 if you set StoreGeneratedPattern It does not work in 3.5. The "inefficient indexing" comment is only true if you have a clustered index on the GUID PK. It's false if your clustered index is elsewhere.

It does work in 4.0 if you set StoreGeneratedPattern. It does not work in 3.5. The "inefficient indexing" comment is only true if you have a clustered index on the GUID PK.It's false if your clustered index is elsewhere.

Still no luck, works fine on Identity Int and BigInt fields, but draws a blank on any UniqueIdentifier fields. – AKoran Jun 18 '10 at 15:07 Identity. Did you change the SSDL?

See this post: leedumond. Com/blog/… – Craig Stuntz Jun 18 '10 at 15:17 Yes, I see, so in effect it doesn't really work using only the designer. The other downside is you have to always remember to put the StoreGeneratedPattern back in after refreshing the model from the DB.

Not the most excellent solution! However, neither of those are your fault. Thank you for pointing me in the correct direction.

– AKoran Jun 18 '10 at 17:19.

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