Entity Framework throws exception - Invalid object name dbo BaseCs

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I ve followed Adam s answer here and the Entity Framework now works and the Seed   method also works  But when I try to access the database like this      public User FindUserByID int id                return  from item in this Users                 where item ID    id                 select item  SingleOrDefault                                                                                                 GET   Main       public ActionResult Index int  id                var db   UserDataBaseDB Create             if   id HasValue              id   0           return View db FindUserByID id Value           It throws an exception at return  from item in this Users stating  Exception Details  System Data SqlClient SqlException  Invalid object name  dbo BaseCs    I ve tried replacing it with  return this Users ElementAt id   but then it throws this exception  LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method  MySiteCreator Models User ElementAt User  System Linq IQueryable1 MySiteCreator Models User   Int32   method  and this method cannot be translated into a store expression   Can anyone help me  Thank you

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For what it is worth  I wanted to mention that in my case  the problem was coming from an AFTER INSERT Trigger   These are not super visible so you might be searching for a while

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It is most likely a mismatch between the model class name and the table name as mentioned by  adrift   Make these the same or use the example below for when you want to keep the model class name different from the table name  that I did for OAuthMembership   Note that the model class name is OAuthMembership whereas the table name is webpages OAuthMembership    Either provide a table attribute to the Model    Table  webpages OAuthMembership    public class OAuthMembership   OR provide the mapping by overriding DBContext OnModelCreating    class webpages OAuthMembershipEntities   DbContext       protected override void OnModelCreating  DbModelBuilder modelBuilder                 var config   modelBuilder Entity lt OAuthMembership gt             config ToTable   webpages OAuthMembership                           public DbSet lt OAuthMembership gt  OAuthMemberships   get  set

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It might me an issue about pluralizing of table names  You can turn off this convention using the snippet below    protected override void OnModelCreating DbModelBuilder modelBuilder          base OnModelCreating modelBuilder        modelBuilder Conventions Remove lt PluralizingTableNameConvention gt

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In the context definition  define only two DbSet contexts per context class

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If everything is fine with your ConnectionString check your DbSet collection name in you db context file  If that and database table names aren t matching you will also get this error   So  for example  Categories  Products   public class ProductContext   DbContext         public DbSet lt Category gt  Categories   get  set         public DbSet lt Product gt  Products   get  set         should match with actual database table names

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My fix was as simple as making sure the correct connection string was in ALL appsettings json files  not just the default one

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Exception Details  System Data SqlClient SqlException  Invalid object name  dbo BaseCs    This error means that EF is translating your LINQ into a sql statement that uses an object  most likely a table  named dbo BaseCs  which does not exist in the database   Check your database and verify whether that table exists  or that you should be using a different table name   Also  if you could post a link to the tutorial you are following  it would help to follow along with what you are doing

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If you are providing mappings like this    protected override void OnModelCreating DbModelBuilder modelBuilder                modelBuilder Configurations Add new ClassificationMap             modelBuilder Configurations Add new CompanyMap             modelBuilder Configurations Add new GroupMap                            Remember to add the map for BaseCs   You won t get a compile error if it is missing  But you will get a runtime error when you use the entity

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Instead of  modelBuilder Entity lt BaseCs gt    ToTable  dbo BaseCs      Try   modelBuilder Entity lt BaseCs gt    ToTable  BaseCs      even if your table name is dbo BaseCs

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EF is looking for a table named dbo BaseCs  Might be an entity name pluralizing issue  Check out this link  EDIT  Updated link

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You have to define both the schema and the table in two different places   the context defines the schema  public class BContext   DbContext       public BContext DbContextOptions lt BContext gt  options    base options                   public DbSet lt PriorityOverride gt  PriorityOverrides   get  set         protected override void OnModelCreating ModelBuilder builder                builder HasDefaultSchema  My Schema             builder ApplyConfiguration new OverrideConfiguration               and for each table  class PriorityOverrideConfiguration   IEntityTypeConfiguration lt PriorityOverride gt        public void Configure EntityTypeBuilder lt PriorityOverride gt  builder                builder ToTable  PriorityOverrides

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I don t know if is the case    If you create a migration before adding a DbSet your sql table will have a name of your model  generally in singular form or by convention we name DbSet using plural form   So try to verifiy if your DbSet name have a same name as your Table  If not try to alter configuration

[c#] Entity Framework throws exception - Invalid object name 'dbo.BaseCs'

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