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. Additionnal content such as:. New models, textures, sounds, effects.. New weapons.. New vehicles.. New maps.. New UI skins.. NEW! New playable character: Descent! Now you can fight with Descent, an AI Private Military Corporation in the future!. New missions: Limited Time Missions and Fight as Victoria and Don Roman, the geeks in disguise!. And many bug fixes.
. Additionnal content such as:. New models, textures, sounds, effects.. New weapons.. New vehicles.. New maps.. New UI skins.. NEW! New playable character: Descent! Now you can fight with Descent, an AI Private Military Corporation in the future!. New missions: Limited Time Missions and Fight as Victoria and Don Roman, the geeks in disguise!. And many bug fixes.Q:
How to bind AspNetSqlMembershipProvider
Is there anyway to bind an AspNetSqlMembershipProvider with Entity Framework Code First Migrations? The best way I can describe it is that I have an old database that I will be connecting to, and I want to import the tables from it into my model. Is there any way I can do this? I have tried going through their documentation on how to do this, but I am just having no luck. Thanks for your help!
A:
You can't.
Even if it wasn't impossible (and I don't see why it would be), doing this at a database level would require rewriting all of the entities to be stored in the new format. And that would be a pain.
Now, what you might be able to do is write a new.Net assembly that uses the existing database and has methods to convert from the old format to the new format. Then, load the new assembly into your application. That's quite a bit of work, but maybe the hassle of writing your own provider is better than the hassle of rewriting all of the entities.
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