Usage of pie and charts in Asp with entity framework

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I would like to use pie and bar graph in my asp page from SQL server database table
by using Entity framework 4.1.

Posted 19-Dec-13 10:05am

nuthi_naresh

Updated 22-Dec-13 11:44am

André Kraak

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BK 4 code 20-Dec-13 6:00am

Please give us more detail.

nuthi_naresh 20-Dec-13 13:49pm

i have SQLserver database and i want to USE the tables data and populate its details in pie and bar graphs for sales, orders and purchases in a weekly,monthly,yearly basis and i am using entityframwork and C#

in a Short getting the reports of sales,purchases and orders in a graphical representation from sqldatabase using EF V4.1

Prasaad SJ 22-Dec-13 23:13pm

I would like to know whether do you have basic understanding of EntityFramework? Bcoz the above is more like you have to get the data from sql server through entityframework and you have to use yr own logic to show the data in the chart..

nuthi_naresh 23-Dec-13 11:47am

yes i have a basic understanding on EF as i am a beginer to EF

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-12-22T11:39:00

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ASP is not ASP.NET. ASP.NET can be web forms, or MVC. You need to explain yourself clearly.

There's a lot of different libraries for graphing in ASP.NET, some are MVC friendly, some are not. You should just google and see what libraries exist. There is no native support for what you want, apart from the fact that some jquery add on libraries do do this.

Posted 22-Dec-13 11:39am

Christian Graus

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nuthi_naresh 23-Dec-13 11:48am

its in Web forms not in MVC

Christian Graus 23-Dec-13 13:23pm

OK - makes no difference. There's no direct support, you need to add a libary to add it.