Correction: Dmitry is NOT using; he is learning :).
As to the "nightmare", if all your domain classes are in one class library, why is it a problem to update the CS class library with the structure change(s)? (I am just trying to understand what future brings for me :).
>Didn't know Dimtry was using EF7....
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>Haven't used it but wouldn't be sorry to see the designer go - tweaking it or dealing with SQL table changes was always a bit of a nightmare...
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>>Are you suggesting using the designer? It's gone in EF 7.
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>>>Depends. Sounds like she is doing 'code first' - in which case .NET will create the required tables in SQL based on the classes.
>>>For an existing database the alternative is to simply add an Entity Data Model to the project and specify which tables you want to use - that will create the classes for you.
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