This code was generated by AspCoreGen 9.0 MVC using the Microsoft Northwind Database.  
The generated code shows the use of ADO.NET using Stored Procedures and Web API in an ASP.NET Core application.ion.
The generated solutions contains 2 projects/application all generated by AspCoreGen 9.0 MVC. 

- Open the solution file "StoredProcWithWa.sln" in Visual Studio 2022 located in the StoredProcWithWa folder.

- Open the "appsettings.json" located in the StoredProcWithWaSrvcs web api project in the root folder.
- Locate this code: "ConnectionString": "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;User ID=DatabaseUserName;Password=DatabasePassword"
- Update the following:
  - localhost - The server name where your Microsoft Northwind database is located.
  - DatabaseUserName - The Microsoft SQL Server user name with admin rights.
  - DatabasePassword - The Microsoft SQL Server password partnered with the DatabaseUserName.

- AspCoreGen 9.0 MVC generates Stored Procedures directly in the Microsoft SQL Server you provide.  
- Here are the SQL scripts generated by AspCoreGen 9.0 MVC.
  - Make sure to run the generated stored procedures "StoredProcedures.sql" included in this folder in your Microsoft Northwind Database.

- Open the "Functions.cs" class file located in the ACG6MvcEFWebAPIApi class library project, under the Helper folder.
- Locate the "public static string GetWebApiBaseAddress()" method.
- If you need to, update the: return "https://localhost:7111/";  
  - Note: When you run the web application, this is the base address in the browser.

- Right-click on the solution in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer window and choose "Set Startup Projects".
  - Choose "multiple startup projects".
  - Under the "Action" choose "Start" for both the StoredProcWithWa and StoredProcWithWaSrvcs projects. 
  - Click the "OK" button.

- You can now run the application by pressing F5 in Visual Studio 2022