❔ How should mine Connection String looks like? (EntityFramework)
During learning Entity Framework , I have noticed that most of ppl have (localdb) in fornt of the connection name (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SryQxUeChMc&list=PLdo4fOcmZ0oX7uTkjYwvCJDG2qhcSzwZ6 I had been starting from this tutorial).
I would like to know it before MIgration to be sure If something went good. So...
"Data Source=(uwu)\sqlexpress01;Initial Catalog=DAGRASSO Integrated Security=True;"
may capitalize or It is something wrong with database? Btw UWU is my PC name
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I believe the reason for that is becuase they are using the inbuilt visual studio database. But I see that you have ssms. Here is the default connection string for ssms, I guess.
You need to modify it. By providing your own dbname and change the other properties if needed. Your
Server name might be different than mine.Your connection string is entirely arbitrary, it might be something local or not, depending on the domain your server resides on
It's not necessarily a pattern like "my connection string needs to start with XYZ"
I believie so. So how do I know If I didn't made a mistake , because after I got Instance failure. May should I search in documentation?
Will give you some details if I remember correctly.
There's a lot and only shows places where
Well you will need to provide further details. It's going to be a bit hard to help you without those details. The problem might be because you haven't registered dbcontext in service collection.
You mean libraries and installed stuff?
The actual error for example
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