In case you have the StoreGeneratedPattern
attribute set to "None" for your entity, the Entity Key value you specify for it will be passed to database.
In case this attribute is set either to "Identity" or to "Computed" there is no way to control what value will be set to this column in DB.
So, if you have an auto-incremented column in your database and the ADO.NET Entity Data Model wizard has set the StoreGeneratedPattern
for you, you can manually change this attribute to "None" in the SSDL part of the model using XML Editor, and then enable IDENTITY_INSERT
.
You can use the ObjectContext.ExecuteStoreCommand
method if you are using EF4 or use the ObjectContext.Connection.StoreConnection
property to execute a SQL command SET IDENTITY_INSERT <Your_Table> ON
(both in EF1 and EF v4).
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