Save entity with entity framework?
No, the pattern is typically: select the entity Update the properties Save your changes Another SO question on this topic.
In addition, database views are limited to the expressivity of the relational model, and typically lack some of the more real-world concepts of the Entity Data Model, such as inheritance and complex types. ADO.NET client-views work entirely on the client, so each application developer can create views that adapt the data to a shape that makes sense for each particular application without affecting the actual database or other applications. The class of updatable views supported in the Entity Framework is much broader than those supported by any relational store.
The EDM and mapping concepts seem to be fairly abstract at first, so at this point one could wonder how they are concretely surfaced in the ADO.NET API. We chose to introduce a new data-access provider for ADO.NET called the "mapping provider".
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