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If this is not the case please tell us why you want to stop this functionality?
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If this is not the case please tell us why you want to stop this functionality?

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Hi,<br />
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I am working in Entity framework version version 6.0.<br />
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When ever I do &quot;update model from database&quot; on entity designer, it removes all .cs file under the .tt files. It is hard <br />
to get them back. These cs files are named by the database table names.<br />
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Can someone help me how can I prevent all .cs files from being deleted under .tt file?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I am working in Entity framework version version 6.0.

When ever I do "update model from database" on entity designer, it removes all .cs file under the .tt files. It is hard 
to get them back. These cs files are named by the database table names.

Can someone help me how can I prevent all .cs files from being deleted under .tt file?

Thanks

Entity Framework - .cs files are getting deleted under .tt file

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