Jiri gala C # Notes on upgrading from V4.0 to V4.2 on the quick development platform,

Jiri gala C # Notes on upgrading from V4.0 to V4.2 on the quick development platform,

Currently, the version I used is 4.0, which has not been updated in the last two years. I am so worried about upgrading it. I didn't expect it to be so difficult to take actions!

It took three days to upgrade the code of jizira to version 4.2, and make the original DotNet. WebApplication run properly, as expected. Here, we will briefly record the experiences of the upgrade.

 

Tools used:

1. BeyondCompare trial version-compare Program Files

2. SQLDelta 14-day trial version-compare database table structure changes (and data changes)

3. VS2010-ensure that the upgraded WebApplication is easy to use

4. MSSQL 2008 R2-standard database

 

Highlights of the latest code:

1. Separated DotNet. Model

2. Separation of DotNet. IService

3. Added Redis cache for DotNet. Business

4. DotNet. Utilities adds many BaseSystemInfo parameters and underlying functions: Database read/write splitting.

5. Added DotNet. UserCenter for calling other programs, such as WebApp, Android, and apple.

6. Comprehensive and powerful user logon log tables

7. Add tracking and underlying text logs for database access

8. added the DotNet. MVC project, BS-side user and permission management (not studied yet)

 

Related:

1. Database UserCenter update

2. Projects and Solutions

Note:

1. After SqlDelta generates the deployment code, you must manually update the values of some fields in the old record.

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UPDATE [UserCenterV40].[dbo].[BaseUser]SET IsAdministrator=1,UserName='Administrator',NickName='Administrator'WHERE UserName='Admin'UPDATE BaseModule SET AuthorizedDays=0UPDATE BaseUserLogOn SET OpenIdTimeout = GETDATE() UPDATE BaseUserContact SET MobileVerificationDate = GETDATE()

2. The DotNet. WebApplication has many functions with logon and read permissions. You need to update BaseSystemInfo. SystemCode.

This article is the first update record, and will continue to record the experiences of the DotNet. MVC project.

Postscript: please do not ask me to source code, if you need to buy please contact girI Ga, his blog garden home address: http://www.cnblogs.com/jirigala/