In Entity Framework 6, I need to get the SQL script for specific migration file and I already updated the database. I found that in update-database
command I can add script parameter to export the migration to SQL, but I already updated the database. I found in Entity Framework Core, a command called Script-Migration
with script name as an argument. Is there any similar command in Entity framework?
I also tried the suggestion "Update database command", but I got an empty SQL file.
To create a script file containing the DDL statements used to perform the migration, select the Generate SQL checkbox in the Run dialog box when you execute the migration.
Run the Add-Migration InitialCreate command in Package Manager Console. This creates a migration to create the existing schema. Comment out all code in the Up method of the newly created migration. This will allow us to 'apply' the migration to the local database without trying to recreate all the tables etc.
Yes, you could generate the migration-SQL as follows:
Update-Database -Script -SourceMigration: <pointFromWichYouWantToStartWithGeneration> -TargetMigration: <pointWhereToEndWithGeneration>
To create a script for all migrations execute the following:
Update-Database -Script -SourceMigration: $InitialDatabase
Instead of applying the changes to database it will generate a SQL script file. Therefore you could generate a SQL Script even if the migration was already applied to the database.
Here you could find some more information about it - Entity Framework Code First Migrations - Getting a SQL Script.
Run the
Update-Database
command but this time specify the–Script
flag so that changes are written to a script rather than applied. We’ll also specify a source and target migration to generate the script for.
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