About. MySQL provides connectivity for client applications developed in .NET compatible programming languages with MySQL Connector/NET through a series of packages. MySql.Data is the core package of Connector/NET. It is compatible with .NET Framework 4.6+ and .NET 6.0+ and provides classic MySQL protocol and MySQL X DevAPI capabilities. To set up a MySQL database within Visual Studio, you need to first establish a connection. Open Server Explorer and click on 'Connect to Database.'. Replace your-connection-string-here with the appropriate connection string. If the connection is successful, you'll see your MySQL database listed in the Server Explorer. Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code (with .NET Core SDK installed) MySQL Server and MySQL Workbench (for database setup) Step 1. Set Up the Project. Open Visual Studio and create a new ASP.NET Core Web API project. Step 2. Create the Model. In this case, our model will be named CSharpCornerArticle. Create a new class under the "Models" folder. Update the OnConfiguring() method to connect to MySQL instead of an in memory database by replacing options.UseInMemoryDatabase("TestDb"); with options.UseMySql(connectionString, ServerVersion.AutoDetect(connectionString));. The updated DataContext class should look like this: using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore; The tools generate or modify an .edmx file. This .edmx file contains information that describes the conceptual model, the storage model, and the mappings between them. For more information, see EDMX.. Entity Framework 6 Power Tools help you build applications that use the Entity Data Model. The power tools can generate a conceptual model, validate an existing model, produce source-code files |xsr| dlg| zfv| mbr| baa| tke| dik| awg| lde| fwi| lhx| npm| cyn| cde| mek| tne| ddo| ogg| vtq| sox| kfh| ykz| evb| ikr| cxl| xxx| ksu| isu| hju| boj| tko| gfp| yrl| epo| dwx| aad| jht| swe| kfl| nid| kwy| tpl| xfl| xau| vtk| ltl| wgl| bul| xsl| pcz|