By: Brian Sullivan
Rowan, This is great! In this example, though, in order to slightly modify the behavior of an existing operation, we basically have to re-implement the existing behavior of the operation accurately,...
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Hi Brian, We tried to keep the methods you can override very granular, so you duplicate as little logic as possible. You can always use something like Reflector, dotPeek, etc. to see how implemented...
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Rowan, I didn’t want to mention decompilation because I wasn’t sure if you guys would be cool with that.😉 If that approach is on the up-and-up, my concerns are addressed. Thanks!
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Hi, This is nice but how can i use this on database creation. Is there a way to override Fluent Api to use the Anonymous Arguments? I did a change for generate newsequentialid instead of newid but...
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[…] while back I blogged about customizing the SQL that is generated by Code First Migrations. In this post I’m going to step back up the pipeline a bit and look at customizing the code that […]
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[…] knows how to do relevant changes if the column has “CaseSensitve” Annotation. More info about SqlServerMigrationSqlGenerator. I have put my logic after the “base.Generate(alterColumnOperation)”...
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