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4/16/2011 11:34:24 PM
laurentricci
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Hi,
When my Linq-to-SQL dbml model from the database, the default behaviour is:
a column called 'Date' is generating a 'Date1' entity property, and
a column called 'Module' is generating a 'Module1' entity property,
I would like to keep my entity properties with the same name as my table columns.
Is it a known issue, is it linked somehow to unallowed reserved words ?
Many thanks
Regards, laurent
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4/18/2011 6:02:00 AM
Kristofer Andersson
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Hi,
If you open the [modelfile].namePrefs file there are two settings controlling if reserved keywords are allowed as entityset, entitytype, member property, and stored procedure/function method names. AllowCSKeywords controls if C# keywords are allowed, AllowVBKeywords controls if VB keywords are allowed.
The default value for these settings is false, and that is why it changes Module to Module1 etc. If you change one or both to true under each section, it will not change the names automatically if it encounters a reserved keyword.
<AllowCSKeywords>false</AllowCSKeywords>
<AllowVBKeywords>false</AllowVBKeywords>
Best regards,
Kristofer
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4/19/2011 12:29:48 AM
laurentricci
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Hi Kristofer,
Thanks for your quick answer.
I have set <AllowCSKeywords>true</AllowCSKeywords> for the PropertyPrefs section, but unfortunately the table is still getting generated with a column called Module1, when the database column is called Module.
I have even set AllowCSKeywords to true in each of the four sections, restarted Visual Studio but no change.
Even if I delete the table from the dbml model, it is regenerated from scratch with a column called Module1.
For your information, I am using VS2005 with Huagati DBML/EDMX Version 2.23.4085.33125
Am I missing something ?
Kind Regards
Larent
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