Answer by ish1313 for How to update the model when using database first approach
you mayrename folder with scaffolded clasess let's say model->model1scaffold database with original commanddelete model1 folderbut if you have any changes in /model folder you will lose them. i am...
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For the ones that prefer to keep all in the same DbContext class, use Scaffold-DbContext with option -Context.example:Scaffold-DbContext "Server=server;Database=mydb;Trusted_Connection=True;"...
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You can use this extension: EF Core Power Tools, it will make your life much easier, and you will not have to write any command line.
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Solution given by Mike worked for me with no problem. A bit of elaborated answer is here based on the answer of Mike.Scaffold-DbContext "Server={{Server name}};Database={{Database name}};User...
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Use command Add-migration NameOfMigrationfile which create in migration folder at the application level.If auto migration is not enabled then we can use some below commands in Package Manager...
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You need to do a migration DO NOT rescaffold or you will lose any work done on the models, such as data validations.
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If we have customize in dbcontext class E.g. add LoggerFactory and then after we are using ('Scaffold-DbContext "Server=(localdb)\v11.0;Database=Blogging;Trusted_Connection=True;"...
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Additional TipIf you are going to update the models from time to time, here's a convenient way to simplify the process.Head over to menu Tools>External Tools, and then Add a new menu and fill in the...
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Open your ContextModel.edmx file to display the model diagram. Right-click anywhere on the design surface, and select Update Model from Database...In the Update Wizard, select the Refresh tab and...
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You can re-scaffold the model by running the command that you originally ran with the -Force option added. That will result in the contents of the specified folder being over-written. Using the Package...
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I used EntityFramework Core database first to create model as illustrated in the EF Core documentationBut I don't know how to update the model when the database has been edit.
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If overwriting changes you made in the generated code is an issue, you can put these changes into their own partial class files. These will not be overwritten when re-scaffolding from a changed...
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If you are using Mysql as your Database then please use this command:Scaffold-DbContext "localhost;database=mydb;user=myuser;password=mypassword" Pomelo.EntityFrameworkCore.MySql -OutputDir Models -Force
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