- string property will become an nvarchar(max) column.
- Keys properties and value types (any numeric, DateTime, bool and char) properties will become non-nullable columns. Reference types (String and arrays) and nullable value types (e.g.; Int16?, int?, decimal?, etc) properties will yield as nullable columns.
- byte[] property will become varbinary(max) column.
- Configuring primary key
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().HasKey(p => p.[PropertyName]);
- Non-nullable column
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsRequired();
- Nullable column
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsOptional();
- Set the maximum length for a property and the generated column
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).HasMaxLength([NumberLength]);
- Largest possible length of column's data type
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsMaxLength();
- Use fixed rather than variable data type, e.g.; varchar instead of nvarchar
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsFixedLength();To extend the fixed data type column use
.IsFixedLength().HasMaxLength([NumberLength])To have largest possible length of the fixed data type column use
.IsFixedLength().IsMaxLength()For string property, we can change the default data type generated (nvarchar) to varchar by using
.IsUnicode(false)
- Use variable length data type
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsVariableLength();
- Specify the generated column data type
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).HasColumnType("[ColumnName]");
- Set the property to be used for concurrency checking
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsConcurrencyToken();
- Set a row version column in the generated table to be used as the concurrency token
modelBuilder.Entity<[ClassName]>().Property(p => p.[PropertyName]).IsRowVersion();The property must have Byte[] type. IsRowVersion() is only allowed one in a class.
Further reading:
Configuring Properties and Types with the Fluent API
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