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Entity Framework is an open source object-relational (ORM) framework for ADO.NET. It allows user to create a model by writing code in EF designer. The releases are improving from entity framework 3.5 and onwards. Entity Framework 5 is the stable version for visual studio 2010 and 2012 and updated soon with the latest features.

The main advantages of using Entity Framework 5 are:
  • Speed - You do not have to worry about creating a DB you just start coding. Good for developers coming from a programming background without much DBA experience.
  • Simple - you do not have a edmx model to update or maintain.
Entity framework 5 released with some advanced features like enum support, table-valued functions and performance improvements. In this article we will create a database using entity framework 5 code first approach.

 Steps of Creating Database through Entity Framework
  • Create a Project ClassLibrary in Visual Studio.
  • Install EntityFramework from Package Manager Console (required internet connection) using
    • PM> install-package entityframework 
  • Remove InBuilt Class i.e "Class1".
  • Add a new class “Student”.
  • Add another class DataContext (Name may be change) inherited by DbContext
    • DbContext is in System.Data.Entity Namespace.
  • Write the below code in DataContext class 
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public DataContext()
          :base("Database Name")
{
    if(!Database.Exists("Database Name"))
        Database.SetInitializer(new DropCreateDatabaseAlways<DataContext>());
}
public DbSet<Student> Student { get; set; }

  •  Add a new project2 (Window Form Application) that will be used to execute constructor of DataContext class.
  • Install Entity Framework 5 in this new project also.
  • Create an object of DataContext class in Form1 Constructor.
  • Now run project2 and your Database has been created.
When we will execute the given command to install entity framework, it will execute the stable version i.e. entity framework 5.

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