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Jarred Sumner
Jarred Sumner

Reputation: 1853

Entity Not Mapped - Entity Model Framework

I'm having a lot of difficulty with the Entity Model Framework.

I'm just learning how to use this, so please bear with me.

This is the exception, along with the line of code that it gets thrown on:

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This is what the model looks like, along with the model that it inherits from

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This is what the mapping details looks like: (Top of if statement was cut off)

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Here's what AccountContext looks like enter image description here

If I didn't provide enough information then please let me know

How do I map the "User" Entity?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1768

Answers (1)

Slauma
Slauma

Reputation: 177133

You have a class hierarchy there and there are three different strategies for inheritance mapping: TPH, TPT and TPC.

As far as I understand in all three strategies you need to include the Base class into you DbContext:

public class AccountContext : DbContext
{
    public DbSet<BaseModel> BaseModels { get; set; }
}

This leads automatically to TPH mapping. For the other two strategies you need additional mappings either by data annotations or in Fluent API.

Edit

To query for your derived classes (like User) you can work with the OfType method, for instance:

UserDb.BaseModels.OfType<User>().ToList()

This would return all entities of type User into a list.

Upvotes: 3

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