I just tried that out, and I also found that If I changed EF model and want to regenerate the database from model , all existing data in database will lost.
Is there any way to fix that, as this always happens during the development.
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I just tried that out, and I also found that If I changed EF model and want to regenerate the database from model , all existing data in database will lost.
Is there any way to fix that, as this always happens during the development.
Check out Entity Designer Database generation powerpack
it’s a visual studio add on from microsoft, which let’s you modify your db schema without wiping your data.