Index created on views do not get scaffolded properly

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Stack tecnológico
csharp
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database

Línea de trabajo

Start with the reported path through RelationalIndexExtensions.GetDatabaseName() and CSharpDbContextGenerator.tt; the issue says view-mapped entities have no table name, so the generated HasIndex call gets a null name despite index metadata retaining it. Trace the existing design-time scaffolding tests for indexes on views and add coverage for the reported materialized-view case. Done means scaffolding preserves the index name and the generated context model loads successfully.

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Descripción

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Bug description

@roji @ErikEJ

This is a followup on original issue https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/issues/37345
Since that issue is closed, I couldn't reopen it.

I understand that the Oracle scenario was identified earlier in https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/issues/37345 as a separate issue. We have retested it with an Oracle EF Core 11 development build, and the null-index-name problem still reproduces.

Actual behavior and impact

Applying scaffolding using above table, materialized view, and index on the materialized view, the generated configuration still contains:

modelBuilder.Entity<MatViewDemo1>(entity =>
{
    entity.HasNoKey().ToView("MAT_VIEW_DEMO_1");

    entity.HasIndex(e => e.StringCol1, null);
});

This is not only missing metadata: accessing the generated context's Model throws:

System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'name')
   at EntityTypeBuilder<TEntity>.HasIndex(..., String name)
Investigation

Boundary logging shows:

  1. The Oracle provider returns a DatabaseView containing correctly named DatabaseIndex objects and the correct columns.
  2. RelationalScaffoldingModelFactory preserves the name in the EF index metadata: index.Name is non-null.
  3. The materialized-view entity is mapped using ToView(...), with no table mapping.
  4. RelationalIndexExtensions.GetDatabaseName() returns null when GetTableName() is null.
  5. CSharpDbContextGenerator.tt uses index.GetDatabaseName() directly as the named HasIndex argument, resulting in HasIndex(..., null).

This appears to be a gap at the shared relational/design-time code-generation boundary, rather than incorrect Oracle index discovery.

Request

Could you please investigate and fix the scaffolding path so that a index supplied for a view-mapped entity produces valid configuration and preserves its name?

For the example in the https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/issues/37345, the expected configuration would be:

entity.HasIndex(e => e.StringCol1, "MAT_VIEW_DEMO_1_INDEX1");
Your code
Please find the complete scenario in https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/issues/37345
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EF Core version

11.0.0

Database provider

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Target framework

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