this is strange…. I have published a .NET Core 8 web application that uses Entity Framework core to access a SQL Server database.

I have a table that contains lat and lng fields.
Now I want to sort this table’s data based on a given location’s lat and lng so that the closest location is displayed first and the rest are sorted based on the same principle.

First off I’ll admit I may be quite off the mark here, if that’s so or there is a better way of what I need to achieve I’m open to suggestions.

We have a large business application that has large amount of seed data in Entity Framework Core 8. DbContext is a separate library that is linked into web application as a nuget package. We apply seed data as part of migrations (in ef database update).

I’m using Entity Framework Core in a .Net Core application and am running into some weird issues. When I try to retrieve a previously saved object, the Primary key of the object is null, even though it is set in the database.

I’m using Entity Framework Core in .NET Core, but I’m struggling to get related objects to eagerly load.

I’m using Entity Framework Core in .NET Core, but I’m struggling to get related objects to eagerly load.