Sujith K Jagini - All Comments

re: Timeout exceptions

balapraveen — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:45:13 GMT

nice blog.. it solves my issue.. Thanks

Transactions in WCF

Sujith K Jagini — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 06:06:26 GMT

In this article I will walk you through the steps involved in creating WCF services,  enabling transactional

re: Extension methods – ForEach statement

singhgurd — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:50:16 GMT

Good example. This helped me while using a WCF service designed by someone else.

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re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

FransBouma — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:47:20 GMT

Hmm, I made a long comment to answer you but it's not published... did you ever receive it?

re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

xyz — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:16:15 GMT

Excellent one. You made my day. I was struggling for 7 days and tried many forums. Nothing is clearer than this. Please keep writing.

re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

linus joseph — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 21:07:23 GMT

Frans,

I dont think I understood you completly. Why is it that the connection strings are hard coded in the generated metadata. Shouldnt it be assumed that connection strings are defined in the config irrespective of howmany catlogues we have

re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

skjagini — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:54:04 GMT

Thank You Fran, nice to see your comments on my blog.

I will explore about the plug-in for pluralizing the relation names and catalog name overwrites.

re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

FransBouma — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 08:25:10 GMT

Btw: "The editor is not clever enough to pluralize the relationships, so change them by editing the Field Name."

Yes it is, though you have to bind the plugin for that manually at the moment. Please see: www.llblgen.com/.../hh_goto.htm

The main reason for that is that it does english only, and some people might not want that (so can use their own plugin for pluralization). The current designer doesn't have a feature that it can bind plugins automatically unless configured manually, it's either automatically bound or manually bound (which are preserved). The names created for the various elements (like fields mapped onto relations) are created using patterns as well, in which you can specify if you want pluralization/singularization and which names you want to embed into the name (e.g. only the name of the related entity, do you want to suffix it with a suffix) etc.

About catalog name overwriting: you don't need to grab the connection string from the config file, that's done automatically (so no need for the derived adapter class), and the catalog name to overwrite is in the mapping meta-data embedded in the generated code, not the one in the connection string. If you connect to the same server but specify a different initial catalog, you still get queries executed on adventureworks. This is because llblgen pro supports multiple catalogs per project, and therefore needs to have the catalog name embedded in the mapping meta data. To overwrite that name when a query is generated, you can specify which name to use instead or overwrite it with "" as you have done, which will make sqlserver pick the name specified in the connection string :)

re: Starting with LLBLGenPro in your Project

FransBouma — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 06:31:16 GMT

Thanks a lot for the great article about our work! :) Looking forward to the next one! :)