Insert data foreign key using controller

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I would to insert data from my controller to table customer which have a foreign key from active_customer, no_peserta is the foreign key which refer to active_customer table its my code

C#

var cus = new Customer
                              {


                                  no_peserta =17,
                                  nama_customer=nama,
                                  no_ktp=noktp,
                                  no_hp=nohp,
                                  tanggal_lahir=tgllahir
                              };
                              context.Customer.Add(cus);
                              context.SaveChanges();

but till now its still not work .If you have solution for this please tell me

Posted 19-Aug-15 19:17pm

Rijen Juni

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Suket shah 20-Aug-15 1:31am

From your question i could not get it. can you please tell me what exact error you get.so it would help to resolve.

Rijen Juni 20-Aug-15 1:44am

An exception of type 'System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.DbUpdateException' occurred in EntityFramework.dll but was not handled in user code

Additional information: Unable to update the EntitySet 'Customer' because it has a DefiningQuery and no <insertfunction> element exists in the <modificationfunctionmapping> element to support the current operation.

Suket shah 20-Aug-15 1:54am

Please visit below link

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19424058/system-data-entity-infrastructure-dbupdateexception-occurred-in-entityframewor

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