Insert New Data using Linq — WCF Data Services (formerly ADO.NET Data Services)?

For anybody reading this the solution was to add the following line before SaveChanges() context. SetLink(employee, "Account", account) Simply assigning the account to the employee was not enough, a Link also needed to be established.

For anybody reading this the solution was to add the following line before SaveChanges() context. SetLink(employee, "Account", account); Simply assigning the account to the employee was not enough, a Link also needed to be established.

Nice one. Booking for later as I am sure I will run into this problem when I start on some WCF data services soon. – Joshua Hayes Aug 26 '10 at 1:00 This is the sort of thing that WCF Data Services should be doing for us since in all cases you have to call SetLink after associating two entities.

– Yuck Jun 16 at 19:21.

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