I have a clean project solution (intended to be a .NET Core MVC app)
I have two prjects - Home.CorePoC.EntityModel and Home.CorePoC.Model I am calling dotnet cli from Home.CorePoC.Model.
The idea is that I want partial classes and logical separation from custom attributes and attributes from database.
I want to write a powershell script that I will be calling when I want to add/remove some tables, columns in tables etc.
In dotnet CLI when I add initially tables, it works just fine:
Scaffold-DbContext "Server=sqlServ2016;Database=TestDb;Persist Security
Info=False;User ID=admin;Password=admin;" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer
-Tables "Table1","Table2","Table3" -ContextDir "..\Home.CorePoC.EntityModel"
-OutputDir "TestDB" -force -DataAnnotations -UseDatabaseNames
Now, when I want to add just more tables it work as well but I have an error message: "Cannot add 'Table4'. There is already a linked file in this folder with the same name." Also, I get error in cli console:
Exception calling "AddFromFile" with "1" argument(s): "A drag operation is already in progress (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040103)"
Must I delete all files and then recreate it (linked file TestContext.cs that was initially created) or there is different way how to avoid this error message which is non-critical (I successfully added Table4 to my models).
I am planning to put this statement into powershell script wich it will be called from project folder (where I have installed nuget Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools(2.1.4))
That is because it will try and add the Context
file for Table4
but is unable to as one already exists. There is already a feature request to update Entity Framework Core scaffolds rather than having to recreate them every time. You would have to override the generated entities each time by using the -Force
flag
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