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Reputation: 14982

Gettings started entity framework database development (code first)

Are there any heavy drawbacks of creating databases with entityframework using the code first approach regarding the fact that the goal is Azure? I know little about Azure (yet :)) but I know I will pay per transaction.

So now I am a bit worried, if I do not have to bother writing SQL statements by hand, will entity framework code first still generate "cost-friendly" SQL mappings for me? Or is code first a bad practice when it comes to Azure database?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 115

Answers (1)

Naveen Vijay
Naveen Vijay

Reputation: 16530

Azure SQL Database's cost doesn't operate based on transactions unlike Azure Storage Table.

Azure Storage Table : Data Size + Transaction Count + Out BandWidth

Azure SQL Databases : Data Size + Out BandWidth

Upvotes: 3

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