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...e your domain model? To handle these scenarios, you have to use one of the database initialization strategies..
There are four different database Initialization strategies:
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[[Category:Database]]
* Update-Database will apply any pending changes to the database.
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SqlCmd -E -S ''ServerName'' -Q "BACKUP DATABASE [DatabaseName] TO DISK='D:\Backup\Bck.bak'"
== To Resore database from Command Prompt ==
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== How to automate database migrations in MongoDB ==
...ine if you would like to do something different, like storing them in your database of choice.
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This is a discussions on database and webapp security loosely based on the quick reference page on my site. T
...s not quite right. What you’re actually want to protect is access to the database as that user – an attacker might be able to find a way into the databasew
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...rn application doesn't need to know how to delete, update or write data to database.
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[[Category:Database]]
== The model backing the context has changed since the database was created Problem ==
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...n Oracle. Preferably you would create a table valued function (TVF) in the database, but EF Code First does not yet support calling TVFs. Instead, until EF Cod
If you let EF Code First create your database it will by default create a table for this join entity. Using an IDatabaseI
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...not need to be stored. You can mark any properties that do not map to the database with the NotMapped annotation such as this BlogCode property.
...the Post.BlogId property — as well as how to specify constraints in the database.
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== Building an Initial Model & Database ==
Run your application and you will see that a MigrationsCodeDemo.BlogContext database is created for you.
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[[Category:Database]]
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Now we need to change instansiation of database
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...on algorithms) secret/sensitive information like passwords while saving to database and connection strings stored in web.config file(s) to avoid manipulation b
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For example, you could have a class factory that took a database connection string and returned a class implementing IDbConnection such as S
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# Set Up [[MySQL]] database
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== Setting Up Database Step by Step ==
...DbContex object that tells EF which classes are going to be stored in the database. In this case, I name this “TestContext” as seen in code segment below.
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...e your domain model? To handle these scenarios, you have to use one of the database initialization strategies..
There are four different database Initialization strategies:
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...hough the EF runtime does). That basically means if you are following EF's Database-First or Model-First approaches then configuring TPC requires manually writ
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Update-database: It will apply pending changes to the database based on latest scaffolding code file you create using "Add-Migration" comm
...file, as was the case with automated migration. Also, you need to set the database initializer in the context class:
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[[Category:Database]]
== Database Initialization Strategies in Code-First ==
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[[Category:Database]]
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(database, server side programming, frontend development, design) to work on the appl
...that you can test your business logic or your UI without requiring a real database to test against.
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ConnectionString = "Data Source=|DataDirectory|\Database.sdf";
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...essage pattern are always saved to a database. If a disruption occurs, the database allows you to resume the message exchange when the connection is restored.
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* Update-Database will apply any pending changes to the database.
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