There's an example of NestorArturo's answer here: timheuer.com/blog/archive/2010/01/05/mas....
I know of include to include related entities in the query. I'll update the question to be more explicit. – GriffinHeart Oct 14 at 15:56 I understand your question now.
EF won't treat data as related until you explicitly ask it to, either with an Include or a bunch of N+1-problem-inducing RelatedEnd. Load calls. This question and its answers sound very similar: stackoverflow.Com/questions/747184/….
In some ways EF seems to have removed some things we took for granted with DataSets. Sigh. – James McLachlan Oct 17 at 15:58.
In the Ria server-side syntax you have to do two things to send to the client the related entities: In the Metadata for Entity1 decorate the property Entity2 (or whatever your navigational property is) with Include. When querying (with Linq I guess), reference the relation: return this.ObjectContext. Entities1.
Include("YourNavigationalPropertyHere").
Yes I do that if I want to load the entities related to that query. I'll updated the question. – GriffinHeart Oct 14 at 15:57.
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