RelationalStrings.DuplicateCheckConstraint Method
Definition
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Overloads
| DuplicateCheckConstraint(Object, Object) |
The check constraint '{checkConstraint}' cannot be added to the entity type '{entityType}' because another check constraint with the same name already exists. |
| DuplicateCheckConstraint(Object, Object, Object) |
The check constraint '{checkConstraint}' cannot be added to the entity type '{entityType}' because another check constraint with the same name already exists on entity type '{conflictingEntityType}'. |
DuplicateCheckConstraint(Object, Object)
The check constraint '{checkConstraint}' cannot be added to the entity type '{entityType}' because another check constraint with the same name already exists.
public static string DuplicateCheckConstraint (object checkConstraint, object entityType);static member DuplicateCheckConstraint : obj * obj -> stringPublic Shared Function DuplicateCheckConstraint (checkConstraint As Object, entityType As Object) As StringParameters
- checkConstraint
- Object
- entityType
- Object
Returns
Applies to
DuplicateCheckConstraint(Object, Object, Object)
The check constraint '{checkConstraint}' cannot be added to the entity type '{entityType}' because another check constraint with the same name already exists on entity type '{conflictingEntityType}'.
public static string DuplicateCheckConstraint (object? checkConstraint, object? entityType, object? conflictingEntityType);static member DuplicateCheckConstraint : obj * obj * obj -> stringPublic Shared Function DuplicateCheckConstraint (checkConstraint As Object, entityType As Object, conflictingEntityType As Object) As StringParameters
- checkConstraint
- Object
- entityType
- Object
- conflictingEntityType
- Object
Returns
Applies to
Entity Framework
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