Why not recognize -force in Entity Framework core migration?

Visual Studio Code Entity Framework Core Add-Migration not recognized

Step 1 First we need to add reference in *.csproj file in the following way ...Step 2 in Bash/Command propt...dotnet restore...Step 3 ...dotnet ef migrations add MyDbInitialMigration

Why does my Required property not being cascade deleted in Entity Framework Core?

Here is the generated migration from your model:...migrationBuilder.CreateTable( name: "ZipCodes", columns: table => new { Id = table.Column<int>(nullable: false) .Annotation("SqlServer:ValueGenerationStrategy", SqlServerValueGenerationStrategy.IdentityColumn), Zip = table.Column<string>(nullable: false) ...

EF Core 2.0 Migrations Not Recognized by Package Manager Console

It looks like the EF6 commands are running. You can unload them with the following command....Remove-Module EntityFramework ...The EF Core PMC commands should be available to use after installing the following package....Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools

Entity Framework Core commands is not recognized in Nuget PM

I had the same issue and I had to change the way of working. I wrote this recipe to my mates, I hope it helps you:..."...1st.- HOW TO ADD A MIGRATION:...Go to the project folder and type: dotnet ef migrations add [NameOFYourMigrationGoesHere] -c YourContext ...NOTE: Don't forget to add created files to source control, that's not done auto-magicall...

Add migration - Both Entity Framework Core and Entity Framework 6 are installed

For EF6: ...EntityFramework\Add-Migration <MIGRATIONNAME> ...For EF Core:...EntityFrameworkCore\Add-Migration <MIGRATIONNAME>

Force inherited classes in ASP.NET Core Entity Framework Core to dedicated MySQL table

What you're describing is called the TPC, or Table-Per-Concrete Type, relational pattern and is currently unsupported in Entity Framework Core. You can follow the ...related issue here.......There is no milestone for this feature at this time, so if you absolutely must do TPC, your only choice is to use EF6 or another alternate ORM that supports th...

Why does Entity Framework Core 2 Attach() method not cause subsequent changes to be tracked?

It is not working because I am a fool. The default CLR value for bool is false, and so in consequence, the newly constructed object already has data = false. The change tracker runs and of course detects that it's still false, and generates no change....One solution is to set the value to a non-default so that it will appear changed:...using (var...

Entity Framework Core: create a migration that merges multiple DbContexts (with multiple migrations)

In my opinion, you have to keep 3 default(old) contexts....Because: It's a very bad practice to merge 3 in 1 and retire their default contexts. ...all those 3 contexts have their APIs to play with their data, which APIs will make sure all data is well maintained and which APIs will make Code-First is real code-first, but not a Code-Once. ...if you ...

Calling FromSql Not working on IQueryable<TEntity> after migration from Entity Framework core 2.2 to 3.0

How i got it from doc in ef core 3.0 you can't do that....Before EF Core 3.0, the FromSql method could be specified anywhere in the query....New behavior...Starting with EF Core 3.0, the new FromSqlRaw and FromSqlInterpolated methods (which replace FromSql) can only be specified on query roots, i.e. directly on the DbSet<>. Attempting to specify th...

Why Entity Framework core does not support raw sql query?

You can use the extension method here to create an ad-hoc DbContext for your type: ...https://github.com/aspnet/EntityFrameworkCore/issues/1862#issuecomment-451671168