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where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Fri 28 Oct 2016 17:15
by gr8user
Hi,
I'm looking how to attach particular sequence and procedure to particular identity of the classes. It is described as right click on class and choose option "stored procedure mapping" . But I don't have this choice....
https://www.devart.com/dotconnect/oracl ... ngCUD.html
I can see DB explorer and was able to create Method using package function. ( as it is described in this article). But could not mapped it to class or any identity of the class.
I have found this article about how to attach particular sequence and procedure to particular identity of the classes and want use it in LIS Data Model .
http://blog.devart.com/set-identity-and ... 1466702938
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Tue 01 Nov 2016 14:11
by Pinturiccio
Please tell us which ORM you use.
https://www.devart.com/dotconnect/oracl ... ngCUD.html article is for the Entity Framework ORM.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Wed 02 Nov 2016 00:34
by gr8user
I'm using Entity Framework version 6.0.96
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Thu 03 Nov 2016 17:32
by Pinturiccio
Please make sure that you search "Stored Procedure Mapping" in the menu of Dept class in Database Explorer, not in Server Explorer or Solution Explorer, as described in the tutorial
https://www.devart.com/dotconnect/oracl ... ngCUD.html.
Please also send us a screenshot of your Visual Studio with missing "Stored Procedure Mapping" command in the menu.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Fri 04 Nov 2016 02:13
by gr8user
How can added screenshot ? I didn't see this option available to me.
I asked the same question in Customer Support Hot Line and was able to attach screenshot there. Our company has official licence for DevArt.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Fri 04 Nov 2016 08:58
by Pinturiccio
You can send it to us via our
contact form. Or you can place your screenshot anywhere in the Internet and post the URL to it here.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Fri 04 Nov 2016 15:36
by Pinturiccio
Thank you for the good screenshot that you send to our support team.
Your screenshot shows the NHibernate model DataModel1.hbml. The tutorial
https://www.devart.com/dotconnect/oracl ... ngCUD.html is intended only for Entity Framework models (*.edml). There is no "Stored Procedure Mapping" command in the menu for NHibernate models, and this tutorial is not applicable for NHibernate models.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Fri 04 Nov 2016 16:19
by gr8user
Thank you for response and disappointment. Sorry, for questions, but I'm new in the world of DevArt and actually I'm Oracle Developer.
What can be done for NHibernate model DataModel1.hbml? Where can I read about difference between Entity Framework models (*.edml) and NHibernate models (*.hbml)?
For me it is important to have ability assign particular sequence and stored procedure to populate particular fields on insert. I'm doing it now through Oracle triggers, but I want to have clear picture for developers of application about what sequence assigned to particular field ( entity / property of class?) and what procedure assigned to field.
Thanks again for all answers.
Re: where is pop-up window in DevArt "stored procedure mapping"?
Posted: Mon 07 Nov 2016 14:30
by Pinturiccio
Entity Framework and NHibernate are two different ORMs. Devart does not develop these ORMs, it just supports working with them. You can read about how to use NHibernate with Devart Entity Developer in Entity Developer documentation which can be downloaded from our site
https://www.devart.com/entitydeveloper/download.html
Our documentation describes how to design NHiberbnate models in our designer; however, it is assumed that the user already has some knowledge of the ORM itself. To study NHibernate in more details, you can read their own documentation
http://nhibernate.info/doc/