- #Visual studio server explorer dont see database code
- #Visual studio server explorer dont see database free
to future maintainers note0 the regex used assumes that all boolean columns end with the _yn postfix if your boolean columns follow a different naming scheme you AS BIT) AS, - the BIT cast ensures that the column will be mapped without trouble into bool properties to future maintainers to be converted into this sort of select statement to future maintainers we want this sort of select statement
#Visual studio server explorer dont see database free
If someone detects a corner case where things do not go as planned feel free to drop a comment and I will improve upon this approach: Īnd the implementation of the interceptor: // to future maintainers the reason we introduced this interceptor is that we couldnt find a way to persuade ef6 to map numeric(1,0) columns in sqlserver into bool columns It's not the best thing ever and I've only tested it in the scenarios shown at the bottom but it works reliably as far as my testing goes. Here's a way to arm-twist EF6 into handling numeric(1,0) columns as BIT columns. What are the steps to connect Visual Studio Server Explorer to LocalDB? Please help, this doesn't have to be this frustrating! The wizard cannot locate (localdb) or cannot find any provider in Server Explorer to accept connection string like (localdb)v11.0 Integrated Security=true I've seen this asked several places in StackOverflow but no answer works or marked as answer. I tried every way to connect Visual Studio's Server Explorer to LocalDB. But when the article says "check your localdb" it doesn't say how! I don't see any '.mdf' or '.ldf' files created under the project folder. The program runs and entries are added to the database and outputted in the console. I don't have any other instances of SQL installed on my local computer. I also verified that I have Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB installed which came with Visual Studio 2013. I created the project and installed the latest EF Nuget package for the project to compile.
#Visual studio server explorer dont see database code
I'm following this article on Entity Framework 6.0 which gives a simple walk-through on Code First.
I can't believe I couldn't find a working solution to this after an hour of searching.