The model backing the '--Context' context has changed since the database was created - but db is new production database

Instead of "Generate Database from Model," Entitiy Framework uses "Update Database from Model."

At ...http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/adodotnetentityframework/thread/3adc080f-ee8c-4104-be29-95b2fb3fabe9..., Noam Ben-Ami, a Microsoft employee, responded to my query as follows:...We've build the entity designer database power pack to support this. You can download it here: ...http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/df3...

Model backing a DB Context has changed; Consider Code First Migrations

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EF6 Beta1 - db.Database.CreateIfNotExists(); doesn't create the database anymore after enabling the migration

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DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges EF6 results in System.InvalidOperationException: The model backing the context has changed

It appears that EF 6.0 adds a new regulation:..."Throw an exception when creating the model if the DbContext is utilizing an Initializer AND Migrations are configured."...This wasn't enforced before to the EF 6 RC and up to that point. The unpleasant part is that the use of a DbMigrationsConfiguration defines the phrase "Migrations are configured."...

The model backing the 'EFDbContext' context has changed since the database was created

Add ...Database.SetInitializer<EFDbContext>(null); ...Disable ef migrations in your Global.asax file. It appears that for some reason you have migrations enabled.

The model backing the 'ApplicationDbContext' context has changed since the database was created

It was such a strange error, and in the end, it wasn't my fault; rather, Microsoft's. I installed the Entity framework in "pre-release" mode, and that was what caused the error; when I upgraded to the stable release, it disappeared. Thank you, everyone; believe me when I say that I spent a week or so looking for the answer to this question, so I'm ...

Entity Framework : The model backing the 'EFDbContext' context has changed since the database was created

You can enable debugging and then check the dbcontext or dbset variable, locate its dbcontext object, then look at the base -> Database -> connectionstring property to determine which database is complaining. I would think that the exception will stop at one of these variables. It appears that you are erasing the incorrect database.

The model backing the 'DataContext' context has changed since the database was created

I'm not sure if you got the solution to your issue, but this alternative solution I discovered here worked for me: ...problem in the Entity Framework model modification...I ultimately decided to delete the...__MigrationHistory... I was unaware that a table in SQL Server was being created automatically....Additionally, according to the source, there...

Entitiy Framework context.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand won't save changes to DB

The two methods for writing to the database are so unlike from one another....An object model (created, for instance, in C#) and a relational database model must be kept in sync with one another for an object-relational mapper (ORM) like Entity Framework to function effectively. As a result, it has the ability to monitor object model changes and wr...

What causes The model backing the 'ApplicationDbContext' context has changed since the database was created

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