问题
I have a database already full of tables with data in them. What I have seen is that all tables have 5 columns in common:
- Id-long, key
- IsDeleted, bit
- DateDeleted, SmallDatetime
- LastUpdated, SmallDatetime
- LastUpdatedUser, nvarchar
Now, there are some common operations that are done based on those fields which currently are replicated everywhere
What I want is to create a base class containing just these common attributes and the methods done to them and make every other entity derive from this.
I don't need or want to have this base entity on the database per se, this is just something I want to help the coding part.
The issue is this is Database first, I cannot alter the database so all I have to work with are the POCO classes and the EDMX.
How can i achieve this?
回答1:
What you are looking for is something similar to TPH (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/jj618292.aspx)
I don't think this will work for you however, as you have multiple existing tables.
One of the possible solutions is:
- Create a base class called "BaseModel" (or something like that)
- Add those properties as abstracts to force them to be overridden
- Create a method in that base class to populate those fields, or create a helper which takes BaseModel, IsDeleted,LastUpdated, LastUpdatedUser as a parameter and update the model.
- Extend the partial classes generated by the model.tt file and inherit from the BaseModel class.
Thanks, Dave
回答2:
- Expand the .edmx file and open the Model.tt file (not the Model.Context.tt one)
- Find the row where the definition of the "partial class" is being announced.
- Should look something like that: <#=codeStringGenerator.EntityClassOpening(entity)#>
- Add the inheritance " : YourBaseClass" to the end of the row
Done. Once you save the model you will have all your old entities deriving the base class and when a new one is generated by this template it will derive the base class as well.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19021991/entity-framework-database-first-how-to-alter-entities-to-make-them-derive-from-a