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## Usage
The SqlServerEFScaffold project is intended to be used as a tool for developers to validate their Microsoft SQL Server database changes and Infrastructure.EntityFramework.Models stay in sync for entity framework MS SQL Server repositories.
## Check Infrastructure.EntityFramework.Models (Database First)
Run the following:
```dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "<local db connection string>" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -o Model```
The dotnet entity framework command will generate models from the local database provided.
Engineers can reference these models and validate they match with Infrastructure.EntityFramework.Models.
## Check Microsoft SQL Server Database changes (Code/Model First)
Run the following:
```
dotnet ef migrations add Init
dotnet ef migrations script
```
This will generate a SQL script to initialize a database based on the models in Infrastructure.EntityFramework.Models.
This is helpful to check against the proposed database changes provided in /src/SQL