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EF Core Invalid Column Name (Foreign Keys)
What is “.NET Core”?EF multiple foreign key relationship on same primary keyEntity Framework throws invalid column name User_Id errorEntity Framework - Invalid column name 'CourseLesson_Id'Getting data through entity model Relational tables in ASP.NET WEB APIEntity Framework Invalid column name on Navigation Property foreign keyWhat is the difference between .NET Core and .NET Standard Class Library project types?Build .NET Core console application to output an EXE?ForeignKey to the same table with custom column nameEF Core: override naming conventions
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I'm using EF Core 2.2
the Code with the error
var ClientCase= _context.Client_Cases.Include(a=>a.Case_Sessions). FirstOrDefault(x => x.Id == id);
The Error
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: 'Invalid column name
'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Case_LevelId'. Invalid column
name 'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Court_CircleId'. Invalid
column name 'Court_HallId'.'
Entities
1- Parent Client_Case
public class Client_Cases
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
public string Opponent get; set;
public DateTime? StartDate get; set;
public DateTime Recieve_Date get; set;
[ForeignKey("Clients")]
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public virtual Case_Levels Case_Levels get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Types")]
public long? TypeID get; set;
public virtual Case_Types Case_Types get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public virtual Court_Circles Court_Circles get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public virtual Court_Halls Court_Halls get; set;
[ForeignKey("Courts")]
public long? CourtID get; set;
public virtual Courts Court get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyerID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
public string Description get; set;
public string Code get; set;
public string CaseNo get; set;
public List<Case_Sessions> Case_Sessions get; set;
Detail Entity Case_Session
public class Case_Sessions
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
[ForeignKey("Client_Cases")]
public long? CaseID get;set;
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public Case_Levels Case_Level get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public Court_Halls Court_Hall get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
public DateTime Session_Date get; set;
public string Judge_Name get; set;
public string Session_Result get; set;
public string Notes get; set;
if I get the parent without include the child it works
if I get the detail it works
I know the error that EF Core Create its own naming convention for the Foreign keys
but I think the tag Foreign Key override that naming convention
Now where I am wrong?
Thank You
c# .net-core core ef-core-2.2
add a comment |
I'm using EF Core 2.2
the Code with the error
var ClientCase= _context.Client_Cases.Include(a=>a.Case_Sessions). FirstOrDefault(x => x.Id == id);
The Error
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: 'Invalid column name
'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Case_LevelId'. Invalid column
name 'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Court_CircleId'. Invalid
column name 'Court_HallId'.'
Entities
1- Parent Client_Case
public class Client_Cases
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
public string Opponent get; set;
public DateTime? StartDate get; set;
public DateTime Recieve_Date get; set;
[ForeignKey("Clients")]
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public virtual Case_Levels Case_Levels get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Types")]
public long? TypeID get; set;
public virtual Case_Types Case_Types get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public virtual Court_Circles Court_Circles get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public virtual Court_Halls Court_Halls get; set;
[ForeignKey("Courts")]
public long? CourtID get; set;
public virtual Courts Court get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyerID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
public string Description get; set;
public string Code get; set;
public string CaseNo get; set;
public List<Case_Sessions> Case_Sessions get; set;
Detail Entity Case_Session
public class Case_Sessions
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
[ForeignKey("Client_Cases")]
public long? CaseID get;set;
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public Case_Levels Case_Level get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public Court_Halls Court_Hall get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
public DateTime Session_Date get; set;
public string Judge_Name get; set;
public string Session_Result get; set;
public string Notes get; set;
if I get the parent without include the child it works
if I get the detail it works
I know the error that EF Core Create its own naming convention for the Foreign keys
but I think the tag Foreign Key override that naming convention
Now where I am wrong?
Thank You
c# .net-core core ef-core-2.2
add a comment |
I'm using EF Core 2.2
the Code with the error
var ClientCase= _context.Client_Cases.Include(a=>a.Case_Sessions). FirstOrDefault(x => x.Id == id);
The Error
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: 'Invalid column name
'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Case_LevelId'. Invalid column
name 'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Court_CircleId'. Invalid
column name 'Court_HallId'.'
Entities
1- Parent Client_Case
public class Client_Cases
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
public string Opponent get; set;
public DateTime? StartDate get; set;
public DateTime Recieve_Date get; set;
[ForeignKey("Clients")]
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public virtual Case_Levels Case_Levels get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Types")]
public long? TypeID get; set;
public virtual Case_Types Case_Types get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public virtual Court_Circles Court_Circles get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public virtual Court_Halls Court_Halls get; set;
[ForeignKey("Courts")]
public long? CourtID get; set;
public virtual Courts Court get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyerID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
public string Description get; set;
public string Code get; set;
public string CaseNo get; set;
public List<Case_Sessions> Case_Sessions get; set;
Detail Entity Case_Session
public class Case_Sessions
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
[ForeignKey("Client_Cases")]
public long? CaseID get;set;
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public Case_Levels Case_Level get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public Court_Halls Court_Hall get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
public DateTime Session_Date get; set;
public string Judge_Name get; set;
public string Session_Result get; set;
public string Notes get; set;
if I get the parent without include the child it works
if I get the detail it works
I know the error that EF Core Create its own naming convention for the Foreign keys
but I think the tag Foreign Key override that naming convention
Now where I am wrong?
Thank You
c# .net-core core ef-core-2.2
I'm using EF Core 2.2
the Code with the error
var ClientCase= _context.Client_Cases.Include(a=>a.Case_Sessions). FirstOrDefault(x => x.Id == id);
The Error
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: 'Invalid column name
'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Case_LevelId'. Invalid column
name 'Client_CaseId'. Invalid column name 'Court_CircleId'. Invalid
column name 'Court_HallId'.'
Entities
1- Parent Client_Case
public class Client_Cases
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
public string Opponent get; set;
public DateTime? StartDate get; set;
public DateTime Recieve_Date get; set;
[ForeignKey("Clients")]
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public virtual Case_Levels Case_Levels get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Types")]
public long? TypeID get; set;
public virtual Case_Types Case_Types get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public virtual Court_Circles Court_Circles get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public virtual Court_Halls Court_Halls get; set;
[ForeignKey("Courts")]
public long? CourtID get; set;
public virtual Courts Court get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyerID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
public string Description get; set;
public string Code get; set;
public string CaseNo get; set;
public List<Case_Sessions> Case_Sessions get; set;
Detail Entity Case_Session
public class Case_Sessions
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public long Id get; set;
[ForeignKey("Client_Cases")]
public long? CaseID get;set;
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Levels")]
public long? LevelID get; set;
public Case_Levels Case_Level get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Circles")]
public long? CircleID get; set;
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
[ForeignKey("Court_Halls")]
public long? HallID get; set;
public Court_Halls Court_Hall get; set;
[ForeignKey("Case_Status")]
public long? StatusID get; set;
public Case_Status Case_Status get; set;
public DateTime Session_Date get; set;
public string Judge_Name get; set;
public string Session_Result get; set;
public string Notes get; set;
if I get the parent without include the child it works
if I get the detail it works
I know the error that EF Core Create its own naming convention for the Foreign keys
but I think the tag Foreign Key override that naming convention
Now where I am wrong?
Thank You
c# .net-core core ef-core-2.2
c# .net-core core ef-core-2.2
edited Mar 27 at 9:13
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[ForeignKey("")] Mean? name the property you have added in class to become a foreign key. e.g:
public long? CaseID get;set;
[ForeignKey("CaseID")]
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
public long? CircleID get; set;
[ForeignKey("CircleID")]
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
You can use annotations like above, In your case, below correction needed:
[ForeignKey("Client")] // it should be [ForeignKey("Client")] not an extra s if you using entities name in annotation.
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
this should be your relationship for lawyer:
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyersID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
I am assuming that the type of primary key in LawyersData table is long?.
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
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[ForeignKey("")] Mean? name the property you have added in class to become a foreign key. e.g:
public long? CaseID get;set;
[ForeignKey("CaseID")]
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
public long? CircleID get; set;
[ForeignKey("CircleID")]
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
You can use annotations like above, In your case, below correction needed:
[ForeignKey("Client")] // it should be [ForeignKey("Client")] not an extra s if you using entities name in annotation.
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
this should be your relationship for lawyer:
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyersID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
I am assuming that the type of primary key in LawyersData table is long?.
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
|
show 8 more comments
[ForeignKey("")] Mean? name the property you have added in class to become a foreign key. e.g:
public long? CaseID get;set;
[ForeignKey("CaseID")]
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
public long? CircleID get; set;
[ForeignKey("CircleID")]
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
You can use annotations like above, In your case, below correction needed:
[ForeignKey("Client")] // it should be [ForeignKey("Client")] not an extra s if you using entities name in annotation.
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
this should be your relationship for lawyer:
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyersID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
I am assuming that the type of primary key in LawyersData table is long?.
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
|
show 8 more comments
[ForeignKey("")] Mean? name the property you have added in class to become a foreign key. e.g:
public long? CaseID get;set;
[ForeignKey("CaseID")]
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
public long? CircleID get; set;
[ForeignKey("CircleID")]
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
You can use annotations like above, In your case, below correction needed:
[ForeignKey("Client")] // it should be [ForeignKey("Client")] not an extra s if you using entities name in annotation.
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
this should be your relationship for lawyer:
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyersID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
I am assuming that the type of primary key in LawyersData table is long?.
[ForeignKey("")] Mean? name the property you have added in class to become a foreign key. e.g:
public long? CaseID get;set;
[ForeignKey("CaseID")]
public Client_Cases Client_Case get; set;
public long? CircleID get; set;
[ForeignKey("CircleID")]
public Court_Circles Court_Circle get; set;
You can use annotations like above, In your case, below correction needed:
[ForeignKey("Client")] // it should be [ForeignKey("Client")] not an extra s if you using entities name in annotation.
public long? ClientID get;set;
public Clients Client get; set;
this should be your relationship for lawyer:
[ForeignKey("Lawyers")]
public long? LawyersID get; set;
public virtual LawyersData Lawyers get; set;
I am assuming that the type of primary key in LawyersData table is long?.
edited Mar 27 at 10:46
answered Mar 27 at 8:08
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you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
|
show 8 more comments
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
you mean [ForeignKey("Case_Status")] take the name for the column not the name of the table ?? but i'm putting the name of the table in the data annotation and it is working on other places
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:23
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
yes, name for the column, but they can take entity name too.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:24
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
entityframeworktutorial.net/code-first/… check this link.
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:26
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Now i'm confused in the begining you are writing the column name then you are writing the table name
– Maher Khalil
Mar 27 at 8:40
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
Both works, The way you did is slightly wrong. You use like: [ForeignKey("Clients")], it should be Client not clients. so correct one is: [ForeignKey("Client")]
– Nomi Ali
Mar 27 at 8:45
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