Here is the code work for me on visual studio mac You should now be able to scaffold using the command: For more details on dotnet-ef commands, see link It works the same way on the package manager console. If you applied a migration but need to revert it, use the commandĭotnet ef database update ‘migration-to-rollback-to’ Once you have successfully installed it, navigate to the project folder in your cmd, and start using the commands to manage migrations for that project.ĭotnet ef migrations add ‘migration-name’ To install the dotnet-ef tool globally, run command In ASP.NET Core 3, the dotnet-ef tool is no longer a part of the dotnet SDK (read here for more details). Setting up the dotnet command-line tools is pretty easy. Now that we have the database setup and accessible, let’s look at managing migrations in a dotnet application. It gives you the look and feel of the Mssql management studio. It is a free GUI tool for managing SQL Server. it is the command-line interface for SQL server. Now that you have SQL Server setup, some tools to interface with the server are To stop the container, use command docker stop sql_server_test (your container name)
To start the container, use command docker start sql_server_test (your container name) To see the docker container running, use the below command docker ps or docker ps -a (to all containers running) Microsoft/mssql-server-linux : The docker image to use. SQL Server is listening on port 1433 and it maps to the same port on the host. p : This maps the container’s port to the host. ‘ SA_PASSWORD’ sets the database password.It is a required parameter. This is required to run SQL Server on your mac. ‘ACCEPT_EULA=Y’ shows that you have accepted the end user licensing agreement. e ‘ACCEPT_EULA=Y’ -e ‘SA_PASSWORD’ : ‘- e’ sets the environment variable. name : This parameter allows us to name the container. It launches the docker image in daemon mode i.e it runs in the background and doesn’t need it’s own terminal open. Replace the name and password with yours. Run the below command to launch an instance of the docker image downloaded earlier docker run -d -name sql_server_test -e 'ACCEPT_EULA=Y' -e 'SA_PASSWORD=reallyStrongPwd123' -p 1433:1433 microsoft/mssql-server-linux You can also check here for other versions. This pulls the SQL server 2019 container image from docker. Once docker is installed and running, download and install SQL Server for Linux by running the command below in your terminal sudo docker pull /mssql/server:2019-latest
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