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C#•2y ago
bookuha

Keep up with Db(First)

How do I keep up with my Db changes with DbFirst way? Do I rescaffold it every time I make a change? How to transition from DbFirst to CodeFirst smoothly? I need to add a field to my model(table), but I feel like any change may ruin the entire data layer How does DbFirst works? Applying constraints to my DB tables also makes EF to follow them without any updates. Why?
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phaseshift
phaseshift•2y ago
Think you have to run the ef tool with migrate command
Saber
Saber•2y ago
You'd rescaffold
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