- #SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC INSTALL#
- #SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC DRIVER#
- #SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC CODE#
Steps.Add("CREATE TABLE \"Courses\" (\"Id\" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT NOT NULL, \"Name\" TEXT, \"Url\" TEXT)") – In your Visual Studio project, create 2 contract classes for two tables in your SQLite database
#SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC CODE#
– After installing the add-on, create a new database and add two tables as image below (what we’re doing is not “really Code First” because we have to create database ourselves but I would like to illustrate how Entity Framework for Sqlite works so just accept this solution) It’s easy to install, easy to use and very stable. You can use any tool you have to create a Sqlite database, I suggest using SQLite Manager add-on for Firefox.
#SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC DRIVER#
– Unlike MS SQL Server, as default, the free Sqlite driver from doesn’t support Migration so we can’t create a new database from code, we have to manually create it. EF6 from your settings or add this suffix. – Therefore you either remove all suffixes. Make sure the provider is registered in the ‘entityFramework’ section of the application config file. If you let the settings as default, you’ll get an error like thisĪn unhandled exception of type ‘System.InvalidOperationException’ occurred in EntityFramework.dllĪdditional information: No Entity Framework provider found for the ADO.NET provider with invariant name ‘’. – The default settings from NuGet packages won’t work. – In section, edit your invariant by adding. – In App.config file, declare our connection string like this
#SQLITE VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC INSTALL#
– In text box Search Online, enter sqlite and install the package you want. – On new opened dialog be sure that you’re in Online –> section – Right click on your project and choose Manage NuGet Packages… – Create a Console project in Visual Studio Install and configure Sqlite with Entity Framework Code First So if you’re using Visual Studio 2010 and still don’t have NuGet then read this post at section 1.2 for installing NuGet 2.
– Starting with Visual Studio 2012, NuGet is included in every edition (except Team Foundation Server) by default. That post is very informative for beginner. I recommend you to read that post first before starting with this one if you don’t have any experience with Entity Framework Code First. – I will use same example at this previous post Entity Framework Code First Basic FAQ. So in this post I would like to write down the steps required when starting a project for Sqlite Entity Framework Code First and how I make my own simple Migration engine. There are, of course, commercial products for Sqlite Migration but I prefer an open source framework or something free :). config file (or maybe it just happens for me or does the author do it with intentionally?) and the Migration for Sqlite Entity Framework Code First is not supported (please correct me if I’m wrong). The installation doesn’t complete his job when configuring the. Especially when I usually work with NHibernate than Entity Framework. But… yes, there is always a ‘but’ later, it’s just not so easy. Maybe I just need to install some nuget packages and it will work like a charm. Before I started with this project, I thought everything will be easy because Sqlite and Entity Framework are both popular framework. Last month I’ve a chance to develop an app using Sqlite and Entity Framework Code First.
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