There is a Blazor WebAssembly Application with Asp.Net Core Hosting in .NET 5.0.0, which is separate to 3 different projects: WebApp.Client, WebApp.Server, WebApp.Shared.
I am using ef core and I am trying to implement the repository pattern as part of best practices. But I am we bit confused on the context normally I would create the context in the and inject
Optimistic concurrency failure, object has been modified
I am new to asp.net core. So this might not be a good question.
I tried to get the list of data but I am getting null from GetAllList() method. In this project I am using .Net core with ORM Entity Framework core code first approach with repository pattern
I use asp.net core 2.1 and EF Core 2.
I had called FromSql() to use raw query. But there is something strange result occurred.
I am doing a bookstore project and I first created one table for the adding book.
So I want to add login and signup pages and store to the database, but I am confused about how I can add another table or create tables related to my need using migrations. I have attached my DbContext class.
I need to turn an automatic CSV file into multiple database columns using Entity Framework. It is set up so that each model has children. So that Animal contains a list of Types which contain a list of Classification. In this way Classification is a grandchild of Animal
I built a small web-app for college last semester and ran into an issue that I wasn’t able to properly solve. The app is a price tracker that’s using Selenium or curl to scrape products from webpages and track their price over time.
My issue is, how do I properly access the database context outside of the .cshtml.cs files? My current solution to this was to have a global variable that is assigned to the database context from the Main() class as such:
EF core throws an exception in the project I am working on