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# Posted on: 27-Oct-2006 16:35:11   

Hi,

We have inherited an application, written in VB .Net (VS 2003), and using LLBLGenPro (V 1).

This application was written by a third party, who no longer exist.

We have upgraded the application to VS 2005 and LLBLGenPro to V2 (with a lot of help from Support), and are nearly at a point where we can start to make changes to the VB .Net code.

We are comfortable with changing the VB .Net code, but have no incling of where to start with LLBLGenPro if we need to add, or change, a column or table.

I am looking for anyone who could offer a basic training course on LLBLGenPro V2, either on a one to one basis, or a public course. The closer to Peterborough in the UK the better.

Thanks

Trevor Mills Business Analyst British Sugar plc

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# Posted on: 28-Oct-2006 21:38:26   

pboro_trevor wrote:

We are comfortable with changing the VB .Net code, but have no incling of where to start with LLBLGenPro if we need to add, or change, a column or table.

I'd suggest starting with an hour of reading in the LLBLGen Pro documentation. Once you understand the basic development cycle in LLBLGen, you can begin playing with the code yourself.

To answer your specific question about the database schema changing, you simply refresh your LLBLGen Pro project against your target database, then regenerate the code. That description oversimplifies it but that's the basic premise. Then you're off and running USING the code that has been generated.

Hope this helps. I think you'll find this forum to be a valuable resource as well. Welcome to the community!