It’s there another way about how can I made the database connection with entity framework instead the use of connection string in the web.config. Maybe passing the parameters to the modelBuilder or to the DBContext????
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It’s there another way about how can I made the database connection with entity framework instead the use of connection string in the web.config. Maybe passing the parameters to the modelBuilder or to the DBContext????
I do believe that you can pass connection string in the parameter to the DataContext. What have you tried? Why do this? check out this link