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Create Auditlog and AuditLogDetails tables with Database First #110

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brandta15 opened this issue Jun 16, 2016 · 6 comments
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Create Auditlog and AuditLogDetails tables with Database First #110

brandta15 opened this issue Jun 16, 2016 · 6 comments
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@brandta15
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brandta15 commented Jun 16, 2016

I did not see a location to ask questions so I am posting it here.

I am using Tracker-enabled-dbcontext with database first. With version 3.6 is there a way to have the system generate the auditlog and auditlogdetails tables? If not how would I go about doing this with database first? Can I create the tables and then just add them to my dbcontext? If so what is the structure of the tables?

@bilal-fazlani
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#31
#108
It doesn't work with database first or model first.

@ragoster
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I use database first and modified the tt-files so that the context will inherit from TrackerContext. Will it not work if I add the audit tables to the database manually?

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It should theriotically. Try it.

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I use database first and modified the tt-files so that the context will
inherit from TrackerContext. Will it not work if I add the audit tables to
the database manually?


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After a few modifications on the model classes property names and the EventType enum property, I got it to work, but it is not optimal, a few problems persist. I may try some more.

@slipmatt
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@ragoster can you explain how you got it to work, I'm in the same boat :)

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@slipmatt I did not use this framework after all, so I do not have my solution at hand any more. Instead I used the EntityFramework.Extended library, which does not require any modifications in the tt-files.

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