Sorry for a stupid post - I have a couple questions. I'm just getting started and have seen the use of predicates in examples, but where is the "CustomerFields" object defined? Is this something I have to create myself as an enum or something? Here is an example I grabbed from here:

        Dim da As New DataAccessAdapter
        Dim customers As EntityCollection
        Dim bucket As New RelationPredicateBucket()
        Dim sortOrder As New SortExpression 

        customers = New EntityCollection(New CustomerEntityFactory)
        bucket.PredicateExpression.Add(CustomerFields.Country = "France")
        sortOrder = (CustomerFields.CompanyName Or SortOperator.Ascending)

        da.FetchEntityCollection(customers, bucket, 0, sortOrder)

Also, I haven't found anywhere that I can trace to, in order to actually see the SQL being generated and run - is this accessible, or hidden within a dll or something

Lastly, I have an entity collection bound to a DataGridView, is there a way to directly reference the object that corresponds to a row (possibly through the currency manager) or do I just need to get a unique ID from the row and load using that (thats what I'm currently doing)

Thanks for any help!

I figured out the CustomerFields thing, it was located within the HelperClasses. Anyone that can help with the other questions can still answer them!

Hi, If you are using WinForms (I suspect that) you could achieve that in both BindingSource and GridView ways :

CustomersEntity customerFromBS =  (CustomersEntity) this.customersEntityBindingSource.Current;

CustomersEntity customerFromGV = (CustomersEntity) this.customersEntityDataGridView.Rows[0].DataBoundItem;

For more info please review the LLBLGenPro Help - Using generated code - (Adpater | SS) - Databinding. Also at http://www.llblgen.com/pages/examples.aspx review the Databinding examples.

Regards