Try the following. Replace this in your class declaration: public class Stream { private EntitySet _StreamEntry; private EntitySet _Stream2FieldTypes; } with this: public class Stream { private EntitySet _StreamEntry = new EntitySet(); private EntitySet _Stream2FieldTypes = new EntitySet(); }.
Woah... no way! – quakkels Oct 6 '10 at 20:35 YES! Thanks a ton!
– quakkels Oct 6 '10 at 20:36 Amazing! I've been trying to figure this out since Monday! – quakkels Oct 6 '10 at 20:37 You're welcome =) – Francisco Oct 6 '10 at 20:49.
I am working in LINQ to SQL, ASP.NET MVC, and C#. I have a repository called genesisRepository to connect to the database. I have a table represented in an object called Stream.
I have a test action in my controller for creating new records inside my Stream table. I get a null reference error when I execute the ActionResult StreamTest(). GenesisRepository is not null.
StreamTable is not null, and the newly create object stream is also obviously not null. The only thing I can think of that would be null are the EntitySet properties which define the foreign relationships. I can create a new record using streamTable.Context.
ExecuteCommand("INSERT INTO genesis.dbo. Stream (StreamName, StreamUrl) VALUES ('Name', 'url');");.
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