Firstly, auto generated code (this applies to MySQL and PostgreSQL versions)...
1) If a column name has a lowercase first letter, then the automatically generated code should adhere to TitleCaseMethodNamingConvention...
I'll use a table called person for the sake of argument, with a column called height:
Currently, if you auto-generate code you get PersonRow class with the following methods...
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public void IsheightNull() { ... }
public void SetheightNull() { ... }
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public void IsHeightNull() { ... }
public void SetHeightNull() { ... }
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And my second suggestions is this...
2) for people who aren't using a DataAdapter, but want to use the command builder to quickly create their PgSqlCommand objects, it would be great if the parameter naming used the column names instead of :p1, :p2, :p3 etc...
So, for a person table with three fields (name, height, weight) the parameters for the auto-generated UpdateCommand could be called "name", "height" and "weight" rather than p1, p2 and p3. Would this feature prevent the DataAdapter from working?
Cheers,
Dave.