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	3/23/2010 8:55:36 PM permalink
phil Posts 2	Hi, just trying your tool for the first time. It's exactly what I was looking for but I have a few problem. I get the impression from the 'Entity Members' tab that two character endings like 'ID' would be converted to 'Id'. They are sometimes, but mostly not. I also get the impression that leading entity names should be removed. Again, doesn't seem to work, for example COMPANY.COMPANY_ID (the PK) is converted to Company.CompanyID. I would like Company.Id. Also, COMPANY_ALIAS is incorrectly singularized to CompanyAlia, and ALIAS_ID is converted to Aliasid, not AliasId or just Id. Worst of all after running 'standardize class and member names' a few times, all associations disappeared from the model. Regards, Phil Lee Attachments: Capture.PNG Capture1.PNG
	3/26/2010 6:01:57 PM permalink
phil Posts 2	Looks like I was just having 'newbie' problems. If I select Base Name: 'Current Name' then properties are renamed as I was expecting. If I select 'database object name' they're not. Associations seem to disappear from the Linq to SQL model, but will reappear if I move one of the tables. 'Alias' is wrongly renamed to 'Alia' in both Linq to SQL and in EF V4. Are you using the pluralization service (and is it a bug in that)? Here's a real problem. In Linq to Sql and VS2008, the tool can remove a suffix and end up with two properties with the same name and then the .dbml file won't the load. This problem doesn't happen in EF and VS2010, I then get Prop and Prop1.
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