DbContextOptionsBuilderExtensions class

Namespace: Tenantry.Pro.EfCore.Extensions · Package: Tenantry.Pro.EfCore · API reference

Extension methods for wiring Tenantry.Pro schema-per-tenant services into DbContextOptionsBuilder.

public static class DbContextOptionsBuilderExtensions

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AddSchemaPerTenantCaching(DbContextOptionsBuilder, IServiceProvider)Copy Anchor Link

Configures EF Core model caching for schema-per-tenant isolation.

public static DbContextOptionsBuilder AddSchemaPerTenantCaching(this DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)

Parameters:

• optionsBuilder DbContextOptionsBuilder: The options builder for the application's DbContext.
• serviceProvider IServiceProvider: The application service provider from the AddDbContext factory callback.

Returns: DbContextOptionsBuilder: The same optionsBuilder for chaining.

Requires pro.AddSchemaPerTenantCaching<TKey>() to have been called during service registration so the tenant type is known without specifying it here.

AddSchemaPerTenantCaching<TKey>(DbContextOptionsBuilder, IServiceProvider)Copy Anchor Link

Configures EF Core model caching for schema-per-tenant isolation.

public static DbContextOptionsBuilder AddSchemaPerTenantCaching<TKey>(this DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder, IServiceProvider serviceProvider) where TKey : IEquatable<TKey>, IParsable<TKey>

Type parameters:

• TKey: The tenant identifier type. Must match the key type used in the Tenantry DI registration.

Parameters:

• optionsBuilder DbContextOptionsBuilder: The options builder for the application's DbContext.
• serviceProvider IServiceProvider: The application service provider from the AddDbContext factory callback. This is used so the custom model cache key factory can resolve the current ITenantContext<TKey> from application DI.

Returns: DbContextOptionsBuilder: The same optionsBuilder for chaining.

Use this together with pro.UseSchemaPerTenant(...) and pro.AddSchemaPerTenantCaching(), which registers the model cache key factory this uses. Your DbContext must also apply the tenant schema in OnModelCreating, typically via modelBuilder.HasDefaultSchema(_schemaNameResolver.Resolve()).