@rombat Yeah, exactly. The default timestamp from the class initializer works, but I was particular about Postgres. @distantcam shared a link to the docs.
Software Engineer. Learning ASP.NET
@rombat Yeah, exactly. The default timestamp from the class initializer works, but I was particular about Postgres. @distantcam shared a link to the docs.
@distantcam Thanks a lot man. I appreciate.
Hi everyone. I'm building an API with ASP.NET Core. I'm using Postgres as my provider. I'm trying to add Timestamps to my model (CreatedAt and UpdatedAt). But I can't seem to find a way around it, the docs on Microsoft are limited to MySql server.
"`Consult your provider's documentation for the specific value generation techniques it supports. The SQL Server value generation documentation can be found here.`"
Has anyone achieved the same thing with Postgres before?
@samuel I didn't. I later realized that. I used 8.0.6
Thanks, man.
I'm finally done with my first ASP.NET Fullstack Web app.
Since I started working with .NET, I always keep a tab of Microsoft Docs open in my browser.
@bizcad Wow. I can imagine how frustrated you would've been.
Wow, I just connected my ASP.NET to a MySQL database running on Docker. I was expecting an error but it worked the first time. This is awesome ;)
#dotnet #ASP.NET #csharp #microsoft
So far, I am enjoying the Entity Framework 6 documentation
I'm learning how to create a context
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/ef6/modeling/code-first/workflows/new-database
#dotnet #csharp #ASP.NET #microsoft
Up and running with ASP.NET Core. I'm building a simple to-do app with ASP.NET Core, and Entity Framework 8. I will be sharing my progress here.
Github repo
Hello everyone! I recently discovered DotNet Social through @karenpayneoregon. I've been following her on Twitter since I started learning C#. Having just completed my advanced C# course, I'm gearing up to begin my ASP.NET journey. I'm excited to be part of this community!