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Elmah.Contrib.EntityFramework

Provides the way to integrate Elmah with Microsoft ADO.NET Entity Framework. Initially written in F# but then rewritten in C#.

Description

You may want not to keep in Web.config both connection strings for Entity Framework (used by your project) and for SQL Server (used by Elmah.SqlServer) duplicating each other. The goal of this library is to extract the underlying provider connection string from the EF connection string so only one will be kept in Web.config.

Also you can query Elmah errors table using LINQ to Entities having strongly-typed POCO entities.

Comments and contributions are very welcome!

Examples

With Model/Database First approach:

<configuration>
	<connectionStrings>
		<add name="ModelContainer" connectionString="metadata=res://*/;provider=System.Data.SqlClient;provider connection string=&quot;Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=True;&quot;" providerName="System.Data.EntityClient" />
	</connectionStrings>
	<elmah>
		<errorLog type="Elmah.Contrib.EntityFramework.EntityErrorLog, Elmah.Contrib.EntityFramework" connectionStringName="ModelContainer" />
	</elmah>
</configuration>

With Code First approach. To query for existing errors:

var elmahContext = new ElmahContext(nameOrConnectionString);
var errors = await elmahContext.Errors.ToArrayAsync();

You can also optionally specify the table name to map:

var elmahContext = new ElmahContext(nameOrConnectionString, tableName: "MyElmahErrorsTable");

Or the schema name, or both:

var elmahContext = new ElmahContext(nameOrConnectionString, schemaName: "audit");

To add new error:

elmahContext.Errors.Add(
	new ElmahError
	{
	});
await elmahContext.SaveChangesAsync();

Remarks

With the same connection string, you can use either EntityErrorLog (requires providerName="System.Data.EntityClient") or EntityContext (requires providerName="System.Data.SqlClient") but not both.

Release notes

1.4.0:

[~] Fixed table mapping, now it's public DbSet<ElmahError> ElmahErrors { get; set; }

[~] Moved mapping to the separate class inheriting EntityTypeConfiguration<T>

[~] Set database initializer to null

[+] Added to ElmahContext ctor accepting schema name

1.3.0:

[+] Added to ElmahContext ctor accepting table name

1.2.2:

[+] Added the support for MySQL

1.1.1:

[+] Added to EntityErrorLog ctor accepting String

1.1.0:

[~] Rewritten in C# to do not require the F# runtime, unfortunately

1.0.3:

[+] Added to ElmahError ctors accepting Elmah.Error or System.Exception respectively

1.0.2:

[+] Added EF Code First DB context to query database using LINQ to Entities

1.0.1:

[+] Added EntityErrorLog to re-use EF connection string

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Licensed under the MIT License

Copyright © Alexander Batishchev 2014-2018

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