I am customizing my .tt file in EF 4.0. Now as part f customization I need to add some code to a property in POCO class generation, if the property type is ...Nullable<System.DateTime>... or ...System.DateTime.... I am not able to find the proper syntax f...
In entity framework T4 templates, I can use class CodeGenerationTools....For example:...void WriteProperty(**CodeGenerationTools** code, EdmProperty edmProperty)
{
WriteProperty(Accessibility.ForProperty(edmProperty),
code.Escape(edm...
Im looking for a way to increase productivity when I add a table to my database. Generally, when I add a new table I have to perform the following steps....Add table to the database (simple)...Create the corresponding EF Code First class. (i dont use db...
Anyone having similar problem, while creating webservices?...Compiling transformation: Metadata file 'D:\Program
Files\VS2013\Common7\Tools..\IDE\Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design.dll'
could not be found D:\PROJEKTY\apki\ws2\WS\WS\DataModel.tt...I tried...
For our application, we do not use Visual Studio in the build process; Visual Studio is not on the build servers. In general, we have kept Visual Studio as a "nice to have" for developing the application, but the crucial requirements for a reproducible bu...
I am using EF code first method in my project. Recently I updated EF version of my project to ...EF 6... using Package Manager Console....All of my entities are inherited from a ...BaseEntity... class as a super class :...public abstract class BaseEntity
...
Setup:...I build a lot of MVC apps from scratch, but that use existing databases. ...Using the Entity Framework -> Reverse Engineer Code First context menu item, I get the Code First classes, DbContext class and the mapping classes from the database. ...
I'm using EF 6.1 new feature - Code first from existing DB - and I'd like to add a foreign key in addition to each navigation property.
I added the default T4 templates from nuget but I cannot figure out how to edit it. I guess it should be a quite common...
Background Info...I'm using the Database-First approach. ...I created a TextTemplate (.tt) file that generates interfaces from the EDMX file, also, I modified the original TextTemplate file included/produced by the EDMX file (project item) to have the gen...
I've recently started to use EF6 and i'm building a couple of T4 templates to generate some code automatically (on VS2012)....I'm generating my model from the database and this process creates all the associations automatically based on the DB ForeignKeys...
I am working in VS-2013. I've added ...ADO.NET Entity Data Model... containing: ...EF Designer from Database,...Code First From Database...Connected to some of the tables in my database, it generated ...tt... file with partial class and add annotation on...
I am using VS 2013, EF 6, and database first....I have generated entity from database and would like to shut off auto generation as I would like to add custom attributes to the generated classes. My classes were generated using T4, how do I make custom ch...
In my project I rely heavily on the EF Reverse POCO generator by Simon Hughes....I have a TVF ...GetItemSummaries... that takes 4 parameters and returns a table. This TVF is actually a replecement for a view (and the generator did not recognize the view d...
I am working with ...EF6... and generating models (database-first) from multiple databases. Some databases have same table names so when model is generated they start conflicting. To solve ...namespace... problem I went to ...Model.tt... file properties i...
Turns out, simply modifying the default T4 template was actually really easy. Inside ...GetTypeName... there is a ...is StructuralType... check which handles all non-primitive types. That pretty well fixed the majority of my issues. Then it was just a mat...
In the ....tt... files created by Entity Framework for my entities and ...DbContext... generation, I see classes like ...TypeMapper... and ...Accessibility... used. Where are these types defined and are they documented anywhere? I want to customize my t4 ...