entity-framework-core

I am currently using EFCore 1.1 (preview release) with SQL Server. I am doing what I thought was a simple OUTER JOIN between an Order and OrderItem table. var orders = from order in ctx.Order join orderItem in ctx.OrderItem on order.OrderId equals orderItem.OrderId into tmp from oi in tmp.DefaultIfEmpty() select new { order.OrderDt, Sku = (oi == null) ? null : oi.Sku, Qty = (oi == null) ? (int?) null : oi.Qty }; The actual data returned is correct (I know earlier versions had issues with OUTER JOINS not working at all). However the SQL is horrible and includes every column in Order and

I'm using SQLite, which doesn't support adding a constraint to an existing table. So I can't do something like this (just as an example): ALTER TABLE [Customer] ADD CONSTRAINT specify_either_phone_or_email CHECK (([Phone] IS NOT NULL) OR ([Email] IS NOT NULL)); Are there any workarounds for this scenario? I know: I can add a constraint for a new table, but it isn't new (and it's generated by my ORM, EF Core) I can do a "table rebuild" (rename table, create new one, copy old data, drop temp table) but that seems really complex Ideas Can I somehow make a copy of the table into a new table, with

I seem to be getting this error message when using Entity Framework 7 and MVC6 System.InvalidOperationException No database providers are configured. Configure a database provider by overriding OnConfiguring in your DbContext class or in the AddDbContext method when setting up services. I believe i have done everything i am supposed to be doing, so maybe its a bug. I am using version 7.0.0-beta7 of Entity Framework. I have setup my DbContext, an interface so i can mock DbContext (was needed in EntityFramework 6 for unit testing). My services take the interface as a constructor and i have setup

My setup Currently, I have two models that inherit from ApplicationUser , which inherits IdentityUser . The user classes are: public abstract class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser { [PersonalData] public string FirstName { get; set; } [PersonalData] public string LastName { get; set; } [NotMapped] public string FullName => $"{FirstName} {LastName}"; } public class StudentUser : ApplicationUser { [PersonalData] [Required] public string StudentNumber { get; set; } // A user belongs to one group public Group Group { get; set; } } public class EmployeeUser : ApplicationUser { } The ApplicationUser

I have problem with my query. I want to display the result on a view. [HttpGet] [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] public async Task<IActionResult> Index() { return View(await _Context.Employee .FromSql("EXEC sp_GetLoanDetails") .ToArrayAsync()); } Here is my list of items I want to view: public class StoredProcRow { [Key] public int empID { get; set; } public string empFullName { get; set; } public double EducationalLoan { get; set; } public double PettyCash { get; set; } public double BusinessLoan { get; set; } public double ApplianceLoan { get; set; } public double EmergencyLoan { get; set; }

I am trying to implement Entity Framework 7 in MVC 6, and on this page here it says to do services.AddEntityFramework() .AddSqlServer() .AddDbContext<MusicStoreContext>(options => options.UseSqlServer(Configuration["Data:DefaultConnection:ConnectionString"])); But for me, the UseSqlServer method isnt visible? Anyone know how to make it visible? Or is this an old way of configuring entity framework? My startup.cs file looks like this using FluentValidation; using Microsoft.AspNet.Builder; using Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting; using Microsoft.Framework.ConfigurationModel; using Microsoft.Framework

I'm getting a little confused with how to log the generated SQL with asp.net core 2 and EntityFrameworkCore 2 and the correct way to go about it. After reading the this link from the MS docs it is saying that I should add during the services configuration in the startup.cs using .UseLoggerFactory(<LoggerFactory>) . However, this seems outdated as when I look to add the logger I get this message; Could someone please tell me the best way to add the logger to log the SQL for debug purposes? I also plan to use Nlog going forward for all my logging as opposed to the built in logging facilities, I