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Existing SQL Server Database #98
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Typically, you would model your domain in the domain designer which would set up everything for you. You would want to do database first there are several options. If you are using Entity Framework and SQL Server (Or can get you DB Schema into a SQL Server database (if you are using Postgres for example)) Then you can use our If this is not an option, again assuming you are using our Entity Framework module, you can model out your database in the Domain Designer, using the various SQL Stereotypes like Documentation on EF modeling in the domain designer here. We also have JSON importer which can be used to import model from JSON files which could be used Let me know if you need more assistance around this. |
Thank you Joel, I will check the documentation. Another question: does
Intent have a module for multi-tenant application?
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Typically, you would model your domain in the domain designer which would
set up everything for you. You would want to do database first there are
several options.
If you are using Entity Framework and SQL Server (Or can get you DB Schema
into a SQL Server database (if you are using Postgres for example))
Then you can use our Intent.SqlServerImporter module to reverse engineer
the model. Simply install this module and import the Domain Model in the
domain designer. Full documentation here
<https://github.com/IntentArchitect/Intent.Modules.NET/blob/master/Modules/Intent.Modules.SqlServerImporter/README.md>
.
If this is not an option, again assuming you are using our Entity
Framework module, you can model out your database in the Domain Designer,
using the various SQL Stereotypes like Table, Schema, Column etc. to
capture any impedance between your model and DB. For example, if you have a
SQL Table named 'tbl_customers' and you want your Domain Model to be called
Customer simply add a Table stereotype to the Customer Entity and
configure the table name to be tbl_customer
Documentation on EF modeling in the domain designer here
<https://github.com/IntentArchitect/Intent.Modules.NET/blob/master/Modules/Intent.Modules.EntityFrameworkCore/README.md>
.
We also have JSON importer which can be used to import model from JSON
files which could be used
and scripting infrastructure which could also be used to create a custom
import if required.
Let me know if you need more assistance around this.
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My pleasure, we do have a multi-tenancy module, specifically Documentation available here. |
Awesome, thanks for the info!
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My pleasure, we do have a multi-tenancy module, specifically
Intent.Modules.AspNetCore.MultiTenancy
which does multi-tenancy for Asp.NET core applications using FinBuckle.
Documentation available here
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what will be the steps in creating a new application if i have an existing database? thank you
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