Entity Framework supports the relational database's one-to-many and many-to-many concepts. Usually, this topic isn't easy to explain very clearly and completely, particularly for people who don't have enough database knowledge. This article tries to fit all levels of readers by covering both basic database concept and the practical tips for Entity Framework's handling. If you are good enough on database, you can skip the database section. If you are good enough on Entity Framework, you can skip most of parts and read the conclusion and summary in the end first to see what you can get. This article is based on Entity Framework 4.0 ~ 4.3.1. Version 4.3.1 is the currently released version. Now let us review the basic relational database concepts first so that we can understand better the relevant feature in Entity Framework.
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