Cons. 1  Cannot span multiple databases... at least not easily. 2  All entities (tables, views, etc) need a primary key. 3  If you want to update a single column in a 100+ required columns table (not my table design), you have to pull down all 100 columns to make the update. Or use a Stored Procedure. I've had issues with some default values defined on SQL server not getting pulled into the entity model after a new record gets added. Usually this is with computed values, or values that get added in an INSERT Trigger On occasion, the SQL queries get badly written and are slow to execute.
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Are train tickets cheaper online or is it the same price as buying it on the actual day at the station? I'm planning to travel to London on Saturday and I'm wondering which way to buy a ticket is the cheapest. live close to a station, so I prefer to buy the advance tickets at the station, it saves the worry that they might get lost in the post. If you subscribe to the train operating company's website, they might even email you to tell you when the advance tickets go on sale.