I have an entity named _LockEntity _and am attempting to create a predicateExpression for filtering. Based on your documentation, I think this is the right syntax.

IPredicateExpression predicateExpression = new PredicateExpression();
predicateExpression.Add(LockEntityFields.LockExpirationDate < DateTime.Now);

The problem is that no _LockEntityFields _class exists. I am sure that I missed something. Do I have to create the entitynameFields class? Could you please point me in thr right direction. Thanks...

Fred

Add a using statement to your code that references DatabaseGeneric.HelperClasses (where DatabaseGeneric is the namespace you specified when you generated the code).

The reference you mentioned was already added to my code. I have recently upgraded to version 2 of LLBLGEN and maybe I have not set all of my option correctly. I am using the SelfServing template group and my target platform is .net 2.0.

Are these classes generated by LLBLGEN or do I have to create them in my own code?

Thanks,

Fred

They're generated by llblgen pro, they're in the helperclasses namespace.

Could you check if vs.net has included the file in your generated code project? In solution explorer in vs.net you can view files which are in the folder but not in the project.

I solved the problem but am not quite sure how. Here is what I did.

1. Set the CleanUpVSNetProjects to true.

2. Explicitly set the participating objects in the generate dialog box. I don’t think this was necessary.

3. Deleted all content in my VS project so essentially I started with an empty project. I think that item 1 essentially accomplished this.

4. Added the newly generated LLBLGEN files to the empty project.

5. Rebuilt the project.

6. Everything now works fine.

Do you have any idea what might have caused this problem? Thanks…

Fred

Hi,

Maybe the previous generation had failed updating the project files with the new v2 classes. There is also a flag in the scenario that states what to do with an existing project, but it should be ok if you did not touch it.

anyway it works so that's essential...