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Free Download Employee Management System With Entity Framework And Linq
Published: 12/2024
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Language: English | Size: 857.31 MB | Duration: 2h 36m
Learn to create a robust Employee Management System using Entity Framework and LINQ, mastering database management!

What you'll learn
How to set up and use Entity Framework for database management.
How to perform CRUD operations with Entity Framework and LINQ.
Techniques for querying data using LINQ and Entity SQL.
How to manage data relationships and work with multiple tables.
How to work with raw SQL queries alongside Entity Framework.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of C# and .NET framework.
Familiarity with relational databases (such as SQL Server, MySQL).
No prior knowledge of Entity Framework is required; the course will cover it from the basics.
Description
Introduction:In this comprehensive course, you will build an Employee Management System using Entity Framework (EF) and LINQ. We will walk you through the entire process of creating tables, performing CRUD operations, and querying the database using LINQ queries. By the end of the course, you will be equipped to build powerful database-driven applications and work with both Entity Framework and LINQ to manipulate data efficiently. This course is perfect for anyone looking to advance their skills in .NET development and database management.Section-Wise Writeup:Section 1: IntroductionIn this section, we introduce the project and the technologies used to build it.Lecture 1: Introduction to Project - Overview of the course objectives, tools, and technologies used in this Employee Management System project.Section 2: Getting StartedHere, we dive into the setup and configuration of Entity Framework, as well as the creation of the initial database tables.Lecture 2: Entity Framework - Setting up Entity Framework in the project and understanding how it interacts with the database.Lecture 3: Graph Table - Introduction to graph-based data representation and setting up the related table structure.Section 3: Table CreationIn this section, you will learn how to create and manage database tables such as Department and Employee.Lecture 4: Department Table Creation - Creating a Department table for storing department data.Lecture 5: Small Correction and VS - Applying small corrections and refining the setup.Lecture 6: VS Side Explanation - Detailed explanation of how to use Visual Studio for managing the project.Section 4: CRUD OperationsWe explore how to implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality for managing employee and department data.Lecture 7: CRUD - Introduction to CRUD operations using Entity Framework.Lecture 8: Insert Into Dept and Dept Success - Inserting records into the Department table and confirming success.Lecture 9: EMP Insert - Inserting employee data into the Employee table.Lecture 10: Emp Success and SkillSet Insert - Inserting employee data and skill sets, and ensuring success.Lecture 11: Skillset Success to Delete Success - Demonstrating successful deletion of records.Section 5: Querying with LINQThis section focuses on querying data using LINQ methods and operators to extract specific information from the database.Lecture 12: Introduction to Query Mech - Overview of LINQ query mechanisms.Lecture 13: Select LINQ Query - Writing LINQ queries to select data.Lecture 14: Select LINQ Method - Using the LINQ Select method to retrieve data.Lecture 15: WHERE LINQ Query and LINQ Query Success - Filtering data using LINQ Where method.Lecture 16: WHERE LIN Method and LINQ Method Success - Exploring LINQ method syntax for Where.Lecture 17: Introduction to List - Understanding how to use List with LINQ.Lecture 18: LIST Query and Success - Querying lists and processing results.Lecture 19: LIST Method Syntax and TLIST Method Success - Working with List methods in LINQ.Lecture 20: Order By Query - Sorting query results using LINQ's OrderBy.Lecture 21: Order By Multiple Fields - Sorting data by multiple fields in LINQ.Lecture 22: Order By Method - Understanding the OrderBy method in LINQ.Lecture 23: Group By Query Success - Grouping data using the GroupBy method in LINQ.Lecture 24: Find and Find Null - Using LINQ Find and handling null values.Lecture 25: First Default Method - Querying the first element using FirstOrDefault.Lecture 26: Projection Query - Creating projections to shape query results.Lecture 27: Link Query - Advanced LINQ queries using Link syntax.Lecture 28: Projection Custom - Custom projections for more complex data extraction.Lecture 29: Custom Employee Details - Querying and customizing employee data using LINQ.Section 6: Entity SQLIn this section, we will explore how to write raw SQL queries and work with Entity SQL to retrieve data.Lecture 30: Introduction to Entity SQL - Introduction to using Entity SQL for querying.Lecture 31: Entity SQL Success - Executing Entity SQL queries successfully.Lecture 32: Raw SQL - Working with raw SQL queries in Entity Framework.Lecture 33: DB Set SQL - Accessing and modifying data using DBSet in SQL queries.Lecture 34: Database SQL - Direct SQL queries for interacting with the database.Lecture 35: Database Exec SQL - Executing SQL commands in Entity Framework.Section 7: ConclusionThe course concludes with a review of what you have learned and how to proceed with further enhancements.Lecture 36: Conclusion - Summarizing key takeaways and discussing the next steps in application development.By the end of this course, you will have created a fully functional Employee Management System using Entity Framework and LINQ. You will have hands-on experience in database design, CRUD operations, and complex querying techniques. This course is a solid foundation for anyone looking to build scalable database-driven applications using .NET technologies.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to Project
Section 2: Getting Started
Lecture 2 Entity Framework
Lecture 3 Graph Table
Section 3: Table Creation
Lecture 4 Department Table Creation
Lecture 5 Small Correction and VS
Lecture 6 VS Side Explanation
Section 4: Crud
Lecture 7 Crud
Lecture 8 Insert Into Dept and Dept Success
Lecture 9 EMP Insert
Lecture 10 Emp Success and SkillSet Insert
Lecture 11 Skillset Success To delete Success
Section 5: Query
Lecture 12 Introduction to Query Mech
Lecture 13 Select LINQ Query
Lecture 14 Select LINQ Method
Lecture 15 WHERE LINQ Q and LINQ Q Success
Lecture 16 WHERE LIN Methd and LINQ M Success
Lecture 17 Introduction to List
Lecture 18 LIST Q and Success
Lecture 19 LIST M Syntax and TLIST M Success
Lecture 20 Order By Query
Lecture 21 Order By Multiple Fields
Lecture 22 Order By Method
Lecture 23 Group By QSuccess
Lecture 24 Find and Find Null
Lecture 25 First Default Method
Lecture 26 Projection Query
Lecture 27 Link Query
Lecture 28 Projection Custom
Lecture 29 Custom Employee Details
Section 6: Entity SQL
Lecture 30 Introduction to Entity SQL
Lecture 31 Entity SQL Success
Lecture 32 Raw SQL
Lecture 33 DB Set SQL
Lecture 34 Database SQL
Lecture 35 Database Exec SQL
Section 7: Conclusion
Lecture 36 Conclusion
Beginner to intermediate .NET developers looking to learn Entity Framework and LINQ.,Developers interested in building database-driven applications.,Students and professionals who want to understand how to use LINQ and Entity Framework in real-world projects.,Anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of database management with .NET.

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