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Refreshing the model doesn't seem to be working. The new fields are there in salesforce, I even tried remove the entire model and rebuilding and they still don't show up.

You should call salesforceConnectionObject.Cache.RefreshMetadata() in the code to update the local cache after the database schema is changed via web interface.
An alternative way is to remove the C:\Users\YOUR_OS_USER_NAME\Application Data\*.db files. dotConnect for Salesforce will recreate them on the next salesforceConnectionObject.Open().

For more information about cache management, refer to http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/salesf ... Cache.html.

I saw the latest version said a bug with update model from database was fixed. Is this the bug that was fixed? Because using the wizard still does not update the model.

Shalex wrote:You should call salesforceConnectionObject.Cache.RefreshMetadata() in the code to update the local cache after the database schema is changed via web interface.
An alternative way is to remove the C:\Users\YOUR_OS_USER_NAME\Application Data\*.db files.

Did you perform these steps? If yes, give us a detailed description of the problem you have encountered again.

jappenzeller wrote:I saw the latest version said a bug with update model from database was fixed. Is this the bug that was fixed?

Please refer to http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/salesf ... story.html and specify the exact text of the fix you are asking question about.

where is salesforceconnectionobject defined?
Edit: Just figured out you wanted me to instantiate a new connection object and call that method. That seems to have worked. So I need to do this every time I want to change my model?

I thought the update wizard was supposed to be fixed so we didn't have to do this anymore.

You can use the "Refresh Metadata=true;" connection string parameter if the schema is changed: http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/salesf ... tring.html.
Be aware that refreshing metadata on each connection.Open() will lead to the performance loses.