IRelationalCommandBuilder Interface
Definition
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Builds a command to be executed against a relational database.
This type is typically used by database providers (and other extensions). It is generally not used in application code.
public interface IRelationalCommandBuilder : Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Infrastructure.IInfrastructure<Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Internal.IndentedStringBuilder>
public interface IRelationalCommandBuilder
type IRelationalCommandBuilder = interface
interface IInfrastructure<IndentedStringBuilder>
type IRelationalCommandBuilder = interface
Public Interface IRelationalCommandBuilder
Implements IInfrastructure(Of IndentedStringBuilder)
Public Interface IRelationalCommandBuilder
- Derived
- Implements
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IInfrastructure<Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Internal.IndentedStringBuilder>
Remarks
See Implementation of database providers and extensions for more information and examples.
Properties
CommandTextLength |
Gets the length of the command text. |
Instance |
Gets the value of the property being hidden. (Inherited from IInfrastructure<T>) |
ParameterBuilder |
Builds the parameters associated with this command. |
Parameters |
The collection of parameters. |
TypeMappingSource |
Obsolete.
The source for RelationalTypeMappings to use. |
Methods
AddParameter(IRelationalParameter) |
Adds the given parameter to this command. |
Append(Object) |
Appends an object to the command text. |
Append(String) |
Appends an object to the command text. |
AppendLine() |
Appends a blank line to the command text. |
Build() |
Creates the command. |
DecrementIndent() |
Decrements the indent of subsequent lines. |
IncrementIndent() |
Increments the indent of subsequent lines. |
RemoveParameterAt(Int32) |
Removes the parameter with the given index from this command. |
Extension Methods
Applies to
Entity Framework