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11009: Property ' ' is not mapped up vote 23 down vote favorite 2 To improve an older project I am forced by the circumstances to use VS 2008 and Framework 3.5 - I have issues with the edmx showing bizarre behavior and not updating the entities as required. The edmx throws me the above error, but when I go to the respective table and entity framework mapping to domain objects right click it - "Update Model from Database" there is no change, the error is still there. If I delete the table from the diagram by selecting it and pressing del, then in the Model Browser It disappears from the .Database but when clicking "Update model from Database" I cant see i in the "Add" list, all I can do is "Refresh" the table since I still see it in the refresh list (which should not happen because I deleted it! ) Please help me. I cannot afford to lose time on such trivial problems that VS throws at me. Thank you very much in advance, c# entity-framework visual-studio-2008 mapping share|improve this question asked Oct 8 '12 at 11:02 Amc_rtty 1,21152854 1 check the xml file of your model, it's probably still in there somewhere. Try deleting it manually from that xml file, then try to update again. Take backups tho :) –Thousand Oct 8 '12 at 11:05 Your sugegstion worked. Please rewrite as answer so I can give credits –Amc_rtty Oct 8 '12 at 16:15 get the line number from error open xml file go to that line add
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4 replies Last post Jul 04, 2012 12:32 PM by ksramesha ‹ Previous Thread|Next Thread entity framework mapping api › Print Share Twitter Facebook Email Shortcuts Active Threads Unanswered Threads Unresolved Threads Support Options Advanced Search Reply bja58 None 0 Points 9 Posts Error 11009: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12780389/entity-framework-error-error-11009-property-is-not-mapped Property 'xxx' is not mapped Aug 30, 2011 09:05 AM|bja58|LINK Hello, Fairly new to Entity Framework....I have several tables that I've created associations for, but when I try to access them via Dynamic Data in EF I encounter the 11009 error. This is puzzling to me because the error seems to be eminating http://forums.asp.net/t/1715674.aspx?Error+11009+Property+xxx+is+not+mapped from the fields within the same table. How can this be? What is the remedy for this? Thanks! Error sample below: Error5Error 11009: Property 'ClientClientID' is not mapped.D:\Documents and Settings\abouarra\My Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\CNATDDE1\CNATDDE1\Model4.edmx Reply gopalanmani Contributor 5459 Points 1301 Posts Re: Error 11009: Property 'xxx' is not mapped Aug 30, 2011 09:08 AM|gopalanmani|LINK Hi, This error occurs when a property of an entity type in the conceptual model is not mapped to the data source. To resolve this error, map the property to the data source. For more information, see How to: Map Entities to Database Tables (Entity Data Model Tools). Regards, Gopalan Mani My Tech blog Reply bja58 None 0 Points 9 Posts Re: Error 11009: Property 'xxx' is not mapped Aug 30, 2011 01:32 PM|bja58|LINK thanks. I'll give it a try. One thing I don't understand, however, is why these properties were created to begin with. Is that function of the "conceptual" m
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