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I’m used to working with a Database First approach in C#. I design my database schema (often with MySQL Workbench) and do a forward engineering, then generate my C# models using Entity Framework’s. ...
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I want to create an ASP.NET Core MVC application. It seemed it was no good idea to use a .NET Framework project, since the abandon of Entity Framework 6. So, I try .NET Core, and I read this: Entity ...
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I am using SQLAlchemy + sqlacodegen in my python project. I have succesfully generated declarative model from my database, which looks like this: DB_Model.py from sqlalchemy import Column, DateTime, ...
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I want to start a new project in ASP.NET core MVC web application. In the past I'm used to starting with the code, I create the code and I create the dbContext and I make the migration of the data Add-...
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I am firmly in the camp of being a database first developer. I believe there are pro's and cons' to each approach. However when creating a code first approach should the newly created classes have ...
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I have a relational database with more than 50 tables. They have more than one type of relationship, one to one, more than one. Will code first or database first be more effective in the new MVC ...
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I need to call a certain webpage based on Id in user.RoleId which is in my controller and in the script page it needs to call that RoleIdusing session. My Controller: if (ModelState.IsValid) ...
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I have an existing SQL Server database that populated with data via another app. I want to work with this database in a new project (ASP.NET Core web application). I know I can add this database to my ...
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I want import my function from SQL Server into my ASP.NET MVC project with EF6 database first. My problem is when I update database in .edmx file, based on what I found in the sources, I open Model ...
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Database I have Stored Procedure name GetAllCustomer I have Stored Procedure in the EntityFramework 6x and in Project ASP.NET MVC5. I'm using by calling db.GetAllCustomer.ToList(); But in the ...
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I'm trying to scaffold Models from an existing database. Scaffold-DbContext "connectionString" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -OutputDir Models But I got this error: Microsoft....
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I have recently changed from Windows to MacOS and I'd like to make a simple project with ASP.NET Core Entity Framework with CRUD operations. I want to use Database First. So please can someone guide ...
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I would provide an Oracle Database function (ie. RemoveDiacritics) in my low-layer C# package which is installed on multiple websites, to allow these applications to use my custom function inside ...
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My assignment is to do crud operations using database first on an Windows Form app. Currently my save button (Salveaza) is not working properly ( I get the above error when I debug it) and I don't ...
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I would like to add ASP.net Core Identity in an already existing project, which already has many tables mapped with database first, also I should add a relationship between AspNetUserId and my table ...
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