entity-framework-core

We are working on a vary large ASP.NET Core MVC 1.0 application. We have 4-tiers to each of our applications as follows: DTO Repository (Entity Framework - Code First) Service (Business Logic) MVC (UI-MVC) Currently, in our repositories, which handle all database operations we have hard coded the database connection strings in the DbContext as follows: protected override void OnConfiguring(DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder) { optionsBuilder.UseSqlServer("Data Source=somedatabase.database.windows.net;Initial Catalog=database;Integrated Security=False;User ID=username;Password=password

The place where the command timeout is set is no longer the same as earlier versions. However, I cannot find anywhere that says how to change this. What I am doing is uploading very large files which takes longer than the default 30 seconds to save. Note that I ask about Command Timeout, not Migration Timeout as in another question. Carl Sharman If you're using the DI container to manage the DbContext (i.e. you're adding the DbContext to the service collection), the command timeout can be specified in the options. In Startup.ConfigureServices: services.AddDbContext<YourDbContext>(options =>

So, I have a DBContext, and I am doing the following operations: dbContext.SomeTables1.Add(object1) dbContext.SomeTables2.AddRange(objectArray2) dbContext.SomeTables3.AddRange(objectArray3) dbContext.SaveChanges(); The EF doesn't insert the db records in this order, it inserts them in a random order. To insert them in the same order, I have to do a dbContext.SaveChanges() after each addition. This is not an efficient solution and in my case, it is taking 10 seconds to do all my inserts, while the random order with one save takes around 3 seconds. N.B. I need the right order to solve a deadlock

Been having a play about with ef core and been having an issue with the include statement. For this code I get 2 companies which is what i expected. public IEnumerable<Company> GetAllCompanies(HsDbContext db) { var c = db.Company; return c; } This returns [ { "id":1, "companyName":"new", "admins":null, "employees":null, "courses":null }, { "id":2, "companyName":"Test Company", "admins":null, "employees":null, "courses":null } ] As you can see there are 2 companies and all related properties are null as i havnt used any includes, which is what i expected. Now when I update the method to this:

When my table is updated by another party, the db context in dotnet core still return the old value, how can I force the Db context to refresh? I've done research but I only found people use Reload method, which is not available in EF core, to force the context to refresh. Some other solution suggests dispose the context after using, but I get error saying the DB context is created by dependency injection and I should not mess up with it. Dependency Injection and DbContext You mention that when you try to recreate your DbContext , you get an error about the context being managed by your

I want to execute an SQL command from Entity Framework Core 2.0, but I can't figure out how to do so. 1.- The reason why I need to, is that I want to delete all data from a database table, and using Context.remove or Context.removeRange would produce many calls to DB (one for each data in the table). 2.- I've read that there is a method .ExecuteSqlCommand to accomplish that, but that method is not present in my Context.Database (maybe in Core 2.0 it was removed?). Here is the source of the info: Dropping table In Entity Framework Core and UWP So, basically I need to delete a table from code

I want to execute a stored procedure which returns three values (Email, Name, CompanyID) and get one parameter (CompanyID) but it's not working. I have created a class with these properties and a stored procedure which returns the data. By it is showing DatabaseFacade error. My code is: List<MyClass> AppUser = new List<MyClass>(); //Class with three properties SqlParameter param1 = new SqlParameter("@CompanyID", CompanyID); AppUser = _context.Database.SqlQuery<CC>("GetUserAndRolesForCompany", param1).ToList(); Showing this error: I have include System.Linq 'DatabaseFacade' does not contain a

I have a class MyEntity with a collection within it: public class MyEntity { [Key] public int MyId { get; set; } [Display(Name = "Process Name")] public string ProcessName { get; set; } public ICollection<Step> ProcessSteps { get; set; } } A one-many relationship with class Step: public class Step { ... [ForeignKey("MyEntityForeignKey")] public MyEntity { get; set; } } Below is the API call to return a specified MyEntity: public async Task<IActionResult> MyEntity(int? id) { if (id == null) { return Ok(await _context.MyEntity.ToListAsync()); } var process = _context.MyEntity.Where(f => f.MyId =