RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention Class
Definition
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A convention that configures the table comment for an entity type based on the applied CommentAttribute.
public class RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention : Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata.Conventions.EntityTypeAttributeConventionBase<Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.CommentAttribute>
public class RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention : Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata.Conventions.TypeAttributeConventionBase<Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.CommentAttribute>
type RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention = class
inherit EntityTypeAttributeConventionBase<CommentAttribute>
type RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention = class
inherit TypeAttributeConventionBase<CommentAttribute>
Public Class RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention
Inherits EntityTypeAttributeConventionBase(Of CommentAttribute)
Public Class RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention
Inherits TypeAttributeConventionBase(Of CommentAttribute)
- Inheritance
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RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention
- Inheritance
Remarks
See Model building conventions for more information and examples.
Constructors
RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention(ProviderConventionSetBuilderDependencies, RelationalConventionSetBuilderDependencies) |
Creates a new instance of RelationalTableCommentAttributeConvention. |
Properties
Dependencies |
Dependencies for this service. (Inherited from EntityTypeAttributeConventionBase<TAttribute>) |
Dependencies |
Dependencies for this service. (Inherited from TypeAttributeConventionBase<TAttribute>) |
RelationalDependencies |
Relational provider-specific dependencies for this service. |
Methods
Applies to
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