DbConfiguration.SetDatabaseInitializer<TContext> Method
Definition
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Call this method from the constructor of a class derived from DbConfiguration to set the database initializer to use for the given context type. The database initializer is called when a the given DbContext type is used to access a database for the first time. The default strategy for Code First contexts is an instance of CreateDatabaseIfNotExists<TContext>.
protected internal void SetDatabaseInitializer<TContext> (System.Data.Entity.IDatabaseInitializer<TContext> initializer) where TContext : System.Data.Entity.DbContext;member this.SetDatabaseInitializer : System.Data.Entity.IDatabaseInitializer<'Context (requires 'Context :> System.Data.Entity.DbContext)> -> unit (requires 'Context :> System.Data.Entity.DbContext)Protected Friend Sub SetDatabaseInitializer(Of TContext As DbContext) (initializer As IDatabaseInitializer(Of TContext))Type Parameters
- TContext
The type of the context.
Parameters
- initializer
- IDatabaseInitializer<TContext>
The initializer to use, or null to disable initialization for the given context type.
Remarks
Calling this method is equivalent to calling SetInitializer<TContext>(IDatabaseInitializer<TContext>). This method is provided as a convenient and discoverable way to add configuration to the Entity Framework. Internally it works in the same way as using AddDependencyResolver to add an appropriate resolver for IDatabaseInitializer<TContext>. This means that, if desired, the same functionality can be achieved using a custom resolver or a resolver backed by an Inversion-of-Control container.
Applies to
Entity Framework