New build of dotConnect for Oracle 9.14.1180 is available for download now.
In this version:
- The bug with blocking thread during retrieving a connection from the pool, when connections from the same pool are used in several threads, is fixed
- The bug with memory leak when running a lot of queries in the OCI mode is fixed
- The new attribute DisplayName is implemented for model objects' extended properties which are available via template properties
- The new options --ContextNamespace and --DefaultNamespace are added to the Create-Model command of Console Entity Developer
- The new extended model property Base Context Type is added for specifying a parent class for the generated context in EF Core Model
- The new extended properties Base Type for complex types and Base Complex Type for model are implemented in EF Core Model
- The %type name% keyword is supported in the Base Type extended property of entities and complex types, and in Base Complex Type, Base Entity Type, Base Context Type extended model properties for setting generic base type in EF Core Model
- Code generation is improved: RelationalIndexBuilderExtensions.HasDatabaseName is generated now instead of RelationalIndexBuilderExtensions.HasName in EF Core 5
- Display names of extended properties in EF Core Model are updated: Entity Base is renamed to Base Type in class properties, Entity Base is renamed to Base Entity Type in model properties, Context Base is renamed to Base Context Type in model properties
- The bug with setting additional keyboard mapping scheme via menu Options on Windows with German display language is fixed
- The new property Local is added to the Table and Table<T> classes to return a collection of the entities attached to the context
- The new method GetEntityState(object entity) is added to Table class and ITable interface to return one of the EntityState values
- The bug with throwing "Bad key member '...' in association '...' of type '...'." in runtime by .NET Standard compliant assemblies is fixed
- Entity Framework Core 5.0.2 is supported
- Entity Framework Core 3.1.11 is supported
- The new metadata to describe autoincremental columns via annotations in EF Core Code-First Migrations are implemented
- The new config.DatabaseScript.Index.UseCurrentSchema option (default value is false) is added for ability to ignore schema set for indexes via EF Core Code-First Migrations
- The behavior is changed: config.DatabaseScript.Index.UseCurrentSchema is set to false by default; as a result, the schema argument in CreateIndex(), DropIndex(), AddUniqueConstraint(), DropUniqueConstraint() operations is now applied not only to the table name, but also to the index name, i.e. previously, the index was always created in the current schema, and now it is created in the schema of the table to which the index belongs
- The bug with ignoring schema set for indexes via CreateIndex(), DropIndex(), AddUniqueConstraint(), DropUniqueConstraint() operations of EF Core Code-First Migrations is fixed
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