When setting up a new Entity data Model, there is an option to
[x] Pluralize or singularize generated object names
I have noticed th
If you check Pluralize or singularize generated object names
, the set in the class context.cs
genrated by EF will be named in the format:
public virtual DbSet SomeTableNames { get; set; }
if not check, it'll be named:
public virtual DbSet SomeTableName { get; set; }
Advantages/Disadvantages IMHO:
I would like to see collection set be named ending with 's', such as dbset colleciton of Employee class
of Employee Table
named Employees
, so I'll check the option. But I guess maybe someone would like to treat the dbset as a table, so he/she would like to name it same as table name Employee
.