Hi there
I tried searching for this in the forums but couldn't find it - forgive me if I'm asking an old question
I have a Database which had a couple of tables with no primary keys. I found I couldn't update the records in these tables and realised this must be what the LLBL was warning me when I refrehsed the catalogue in the LLBL project
So I added a field to my SQL Server Tables, made it of type UID, made it non-nullable, declared it as the PrimaryKey and called it "InstructorID" since the table contains "Instructor" records
WHen I generated the code (using either base classes only or VS.net Full/Safe) I noticed that the DAO, Validators and base Classes gave errors because their various routines that passed and received the GUID all had the GUID duplicated: e.g.
Public Sub New(instructorID As System.Guid, instuctorID as System.GUID)
InitClassFetch(instructorID, instructorID, new InstructorValidator(), new PropertyDescriptorFactory(), new InstructorEntityFactory(), Nothing)
End Sub
The error was something like "InstructorEntityBase ... already has parameter InstructorID"
I went thru and manually deleted the duplicates from all the classes and it resolved all the errors - and subsequent code generations have not put them back...
Seemed a bit weird - is there something I do not understand? Is this a bug?
The instructor table was made of of foreign keys and had relationships - it basically describes the role a "StaffEntity" had to a "ClassEntity" i.e. they were the instructor for that Class
Just curious
Randall
