Asp.net MVC database first scaffolding not creating classes

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I created MVC application using the DB first approach in VS 2022, after adding the Entity Data Model to the application, the model.tt did not generate database tables as classes!

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I have deleted the EDM file multiple times, and re-adding it to the application just to see if the issue would be resolved. I have also updated all the application package nuggets, yet the issue persists.

Posted 4-Jun-23 23:30pm

Uwakpeter

Updated 4-Jun-23 23:33pm

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2023-06-04T23:33:00

Solution 1

Check out this recent article, it will walk you through the process: Entity Framework 7 – Database First – Using EFCorePowerTools[^]

Posted 4-Jun-23 23:33pm

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Uwakpeter 5-Jun-23 5:40am

The application is a .net mvc, the above steps I suppose are for .netcore applications

Graeme_Grant 5-Jun-23 6:04am

I understand that, it's the methodology that applies. Does not matter if it is a console app, Winforms app, or a ASP.Net / MVC app... the same technique applies.