How can I add tables in EF Core/database first in the package manager console?

How to make Package Manager Console in VS2013 available (not disabled)?

Reinstalling the NuGet Package Manager for Visual Studio 2013 extension seems to solve the problem.

How to enable migrations through code only without using Package manager console

I am using Entity Framework Code first in my application. But while using this after updating model, every time I have to enable automatic migrations and run ...update-database... using package manager console. Does anyone has solution on this, whether we can automate this and ...update-database... without using package manager console.

Package manager console Add-Migration command not working

First of all, all other questions here with this problem are for ASP.NET Core projects, and the solution is to add the Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design to the tools section on project.json, but... I'm not using ASP.NET Core, so I don't have project.json in my project. So please keep it in mind before marking it as duplicate since I saw that's a...

EF Core 1.1 - How to Add migrations in .net core console

You need to add ...Sample.Infrascruture... as ...--project.... Like this:...dotnet ef --project "C:\MYPATH\Sample.Infrastructure" --startup-project "C:\MYPATH\Sample.UI" migrations add "TXT" ...And then run it from the ...Sample.UI... project...The same when you do a ...database upgrade...Also, try to set the connectionstring in ...BlogDbContext...

EF Core 2.0 Migrations Not Recognized by Package Manager Console

I'm trying to add a migration for a .net core 2.0 web app through the package manager console in visual studio 2017. I receive the error: "The EntityFramework package is not installed on project ". However, EntityFrameworkCore 2.0 is installed....I've tried: ...the enable-migrations command (although I don't believe this is necessary anymore) ...t...

EF Core - adding/updating entity and adding/updating/removing child entities in one request

As usual, posting this question to StackOverflow helped me resolve the problem. The code originally didn't look like in the question above, but I was rather fixing the code while writing the question. ...Before writing the question, I spent almost a day trying to figure out what the problem was and so I tried different things, such as recreating en...

Can't scaffold with ef core for a console application project, doesnt reference .design package

When using Entity Framework Core for a console application i can't scaffold the database. ...dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "Server=;User Id=;Password=;Database=" "Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer" -c Context -o Models -t Tables -f ...Your startup project '' doesn't reference Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design. This package is required for...

What is the difference between EF Core Database-First and EF Core Code-First approaches?

I was wondering... since there is no EDMX in EF Core, what is the difference between those 2? And if the major difference would be the possibility to change the database tables, why not use code first then use EF code-first migrations?

Adding Database Model (Database First Approach) in .NET Core class Library

I am adding Data Model (Database First Approach) in .NET Core Class Library using Entity FrameWorkCore....I have added all necessary packages and when I try to create the model using below command using PMC I am receiving below message:..."No project was found. Change the current working directory or use the --project option."...Command in PMC (usi...

How add tables to existing EF Core 3.0 context by PM console?

you were close! You should specify -t for each table so in your case it will be:...`Scaffold-DbContext "Server=dbServer;Database=myAppDb;User Id=UserAppdb; Password=MyPass;" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -o Models -t Users -t Devices -t Items -context "AppdbContext"`