Parameter order not changing when updating model from DB... :(
Posted: Mon 10 Jun 2013 20:47
I am using Entity Developer 5.5.120 alongside DotConnect Oracle 7.7.257.0.
I have been having an issue where my stored procedures are not updating correctly.
1) I had a stored procedure where a few fields were added in the middle of the procedure call. I had Entity Developer do an update from the DB, and it recognized that these fields had been moved around (order changed) and that the new fields had been added. When I completed the update, the new fields were just added at the end, and none of the parameters were moved. I had to manually perform this task.
2) I had a stored procedure where I had to remove a few fields. On doing a update (update model from DB), it recognized that these fields had been removed from the procedure, but when I completed the update the parameters were still there in the storage object. I had to manually remove them.
I'm not sure if this falls under Entity Developer or dotConnect Oracle but I'm pretty sure it falls under Entity Developer.
I'm using VS2012 as my development environment on a Windows 7 machine.
Please help! Data integrity is a MUST for this application, and this issue could cause a loss of data integrity...
I have been having an issue where my stored procedures are not updating correctly.
1) I had a stored procedure where a few fields were added in the middle of the procedure call. I had Entity Developer do an update from the DB, and it recognized that these fields had been moved around (order changed) and that the new fields had been added. When I completed the update, the new fields were just added at the end, and none of the parameters were moved. I had to manually perform this task.
2) I had a stored procedure where I had to remove a few fields. On doing a update (update model from DB), it recognized that these fields had been removed from the procedure, but when I completed the update the parameters were still there in the storage object. I had to manually remove them.
I'm not sure if this falls under Entity Developer or dotConnect Oracle but I'm pretty sure it falls under Entity Developer.
I'm using VS2012 as my development environment on a Windows 7 machine.
Please help! Data integrity is a MUST for this application, and this issue could cause a loss of data integrity...