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edit approved Aug 8, 2016 at 10:24
Bilesh Ganguly
edit approved Aug 8, 2016 at 10:24
Bilesh Ganguly
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Add your EF database model in a seperateseparate project, e.g. MyProj.Data MyProj.Data. Then add a reference to it from the others. When you update the schema you only need to re-generate MyProj.DataMyProj.Data once rather than a seperateseparate copy in all the others.

Add your EF database model in a seperate project, e.g. MyProj.Data. Then add a reference to it from the others. When you update the schema you only need to re-generate MyProj.Data once rather than a seperate copy in all the others.

Add your EF database model in a separate project, e.g. MyProj.Data. Then add a reference to it from the others. When you update the schema you only need to re-generate MyProj.Data once rather than a separate copy in all the others.

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Add your EF database model in a seperate project, e.g. MyProj.Data. Then add a reference to it from the others. When you update the schema you only need to re-generate MyProj.Data once rather than a seperate copy in all the others.