Unknown column ‘ValidationRequired’ in ‘field list’ MySQL

I have .Net Core project with code-first approach.

Here is my migrations where I populate table with enums

protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
    {
        migrationBuilder.Sql(
            $"INSERT INTO ValidationStatuses(Id,Name) VALUES({(int) ValidationStatusEnum.ValidationRequired},{ValidationStatusEnum.ValidationRequired})");
        migrationBuilder.Sql(
            $"INSERT INTO ValidationStatuses(Id,Name) VALUES({(int) ValidationStatusEnum.Validated},{ValidationStatusEnum.Validated})");
        migrationBuilder.Sql(
            $"INSERT INTO TenantTypes(Id,Name) VALUES({(int) TenantTypeEnum.Agency},{TenantTypeEnum.Agency}");
    }

    protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
    {
        migrationBuilder.Sql(
            "DELETE FROM ValidationStatuses");
        migrationBuilder.Sql(
            "DELETE FROM TenantTypes ");
    }

When I try to run it I have this

Unknown column ‘ValidationRequired’ in ‘field list’

How I can fix this?

Answers:

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Method 1

You are missing the quotes to tell MySQL it’s a String value and not a cloumn.

$"INSERT INTO ValidationStatuses(Id,Name) VALUES('{(int) ValidationStatusEnum.ValidationRequired}','{ValidationStatusEnum.ValidationRequired})'");

You might need to replace the single quotes I added by double quotes in MySQL.


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