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Onamuji
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 Posted - 2002-05-16 : 10:44:21
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| The VB code was ok if you wanted it to be basic but when I was using it and trying to get it to work into my project it was quite painful. So in retrospect I have gone back to C# ... so I can have operator overloading plus smaller code anyhow ... will post here new routine ... working on one that will convert a stored procedure to a function as well......I still have the old code if anyone is interested, but like I said ... it's not very robust and getting it there in VB.NET just was a bigger pain than I need at the moment ...Edited by - onamuji on 05/23/2002 13:05:52 |
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robvolk
Most Valuable Yak
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Posted - 2002-05-16 : 11:31:27
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| SWEET!I do have one request though: if you are a code indenter, and you're gonna use the [ code ] tags on SQL Team, PLEASE break the lines in your code.I'm running at 1280x960, and I STILL have to scroll to read everything. |
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Onamuji
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2002-05-23 : 13:05:38
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| This script will convert each table into a C# struct with the columns of the table being properties. It should work most of the time unless you have weird naming standards... but this is definitely helpful for create a type that represents a row of data ... i will post help scripts here in the future... http://www.notevil.net/scripts/sql/SQL0001.sql |
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