I'm certainly missing this parameter but i've searched for a parameter allowing me to generate the fluent nHibernate code for an Oracle Database without the schema name as prefix.

For example, instead of a mapping with

public ContactMap()
        {
            Table("\"ENVIRO\".\"CONTACT\"");

i'd like to have a mapping like this

public ContactMap()
        {
            Table("\"CONTACT\"");

Is it possible, and how?

There is no setting for that. The target is generated in full-name form because otherwise you could mix schemas when you add multiple schemas to your LLBLGen project.

Is there any reason why you want it this way? The only way to change it right now would be modifying the default templates, but that is not recommended.

daelmo wrote:

Is there any reason why you want it this way? The only way to change it right now would be modifying the default templates, but that is not recommended.

I reverse-engineered a database from an Oracle schema and built my application against it, but the client apparently didn't prepare for the schema to be modified for the test phase. So instead of working against the "ENVIRO" schema he wants the app to work against the "ENVIROWHATEVER" schema. So i'd like to generate the code without the schema information and let the connection string specify the user (and therefore the schema)

As David said, there is no setting for that, you may change the code generation template to remove the schema name.

Change the last overload of the ProduceTargetFullName() method in the generalTemplateUtils.lpt, to use string.Empty instead of the schemaName.

Thanks for the info! I think that's all i needed

v3.5 will have a setting for this, as it's indeed a bit of a problem for some DB's. Sorry for this inconvenience at this point in the current version.