asp.net mvc - TenantDb in Azure AD - authentication and Sign-On -


We have implemented a sign-on for our MVC application that authenticates users with the Azure Active Directory. Since we have used VS2013 templates to do this, we have the Tenant Dibc Konte (Entity Framework) to work with the Tenant Database. We prefer only 1 DB for our application instead of two.

Is it a good idea to transfer all applications from our Tenantdi to our application database and register the database UIUURRR to use your own EFs? Anyone had any problem to do this?

The combination of TenantDB with the main application database and it went well to update the EF. The only difference was that instead of dynamic, the static class had to be switched because we were using dynamic connection strings.

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