RelationalStrings.DuplicateColumnNameMaxLengthMismatch Method
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'{entityType1}.{property1}' and '{entityType2}.{property2}' are both mapped to column '{columnName}' in '{table}', but are configured with different maximum lengths ('{maxLength1}' and '{maxLength2}').
C#
public static string DuplicateColumnNameMaxLengthMismatch (object entityType1, object property1, object entityType2, object property2, object columnName, object table, object maxLength1, object maxLength2);C#
public static string DuplicateColumnNameMaxLengthMismatch (object? entityType1, object? property1, object? entityType2, object? property2, object? columnName, object? table, object? maxLength1, object? maxLength2);static member DuplicateColumnNameMaxLengthMismatch : obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj -> stringPublic Shared Function DuplicateColumnNameMaxLengthMismatch (entityType1 As Object, property1 As Object, entityType2 As Object, property2 As Object, columnName As Object, table As Object, maxLength1 As Object, maxLength2 As Object) As String- entityType1
- Object
- property1
- Object
- entityType2
- Object
- property2
- Object
- columnName
- Object
- table
- Object
- maxLength1
- Object
- maxLength2
- Object
| Product | Versions |
|---|---|
| Entity Framework Core | 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0 |
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