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C# alternative of rails migrations [closed]

Does anyone know of a C# tool that behaves in a similar way to migrations in Ruby on Rails?

So a rails migration is a ruby file which contains a construct and destruct method.

The point of migrations are to make amendments to a database (either structural or data). It's possible to apply changes to the DB and also roll them back. It's a really neat solution.

for more information check this link Rails Guides: Migrations

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Dunc Avatar asked Jan 11 '11 13:01

Dunc


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There is Fluent Migrator.

FluentMigrator

Fluent Migrator is a migration framework for .net much like Ruby Migrations.

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Jay Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 19:09

Jay


The main options I'm aware of are migrator.net and rikmigrations

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ilivewithian Avatar answered Sep 24 '22 19:09

ilivewithian