Background:
In Entity Framework 6, it is possible to connect to MySQL databases using the MySQL .Net Connector 6.8.1. To establish a connection, you typically provide a static connection string in the Web.config file. However, in scenarios with numerous identical schemas (e.g., one per account), dynamically generating connection strings based on account IDs is desirable.
Before establishing a dynamic connection, ensure that you have configured the following settings:
To connect to a specific database dynamically, follow these steps:
If you are using database migrations, you may encounter an issue where the Seed method is unable to access the database with the dynamic connection string. To resolve this:
Add a MigrationsContextFactory class that implements IDbContextFactory and returns an instance of ApplicationDbContext with a static database name (e.g., "developmentdb").
This will ensure that migrations and seed methods target the correct database even when using the dynamic connection string for other operations.
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