Table2 {int id, string xysfzh, string xyxx}
Table1 key=id
Table2 key=id
Set in table2 xysfzh associated is the foreign key in the table1 SFZH
O great god how to set up the foreign key?
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Attention to the primary key SFZH not table1CodePudding user response:
See also: http://www.cnblogs.com/liuyuanhao/p/5501650.htmlCodePudding user response:
I don't like the way with Fluent API to set up the correlation,Personally, I used to attribute to set the
[ForeignKey]
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Similar to the following writing (Mapping) :
Enclosing HasRequired (t=& gt; Tc ategory)
WithMany (t=& gt; T.P roducts)
HasForeignKey (t=& gt; Tc ategoryID)
WillCascadeOnDelete (false);
OnModelCreating:
modelBuilder. Entity(a). HasRequired (p=& gt; P.u ser.) WithMany (p=& gt; Conviction yourself etail). HasForeignKey (p=& gt; P.u id);
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Good job