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AndreyR · Post by **AndreyR** » Wed 28 Jan 2009 10:04

You described a correct way to use trigger-populated primary keys.
As for the refresh/update, we are constrained by Update from database wizard by Microsoft.
But we are working on a tool which will give our customers possibility to simplify the work with entity models.

devartuser · Post by **devartuser** » Mon 23 Feb 2009 17:35

The before insert trigger method may interfere with our existing legacy application. The Oracle database we currently uses sequences to generate the primary keys for most tables. We have a situation currently where we need to insert data in multiple parent-child tables. What is your recommended solution if before-trigger is not an option for us?

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AndreyR · Post by **AndreyR** » Tue 24 Feb 2009 08:19

Please post here or send me (support * devart * com, with subject "Sequences, Identity columns, and inserting data") the script you are using for inserting the auto-generated values into the primary key columns.

jtucholski2 · Post by **jtucholski2** » Tue 07 Apr 2009 03:25

What are you referring to when you mention modify the StoreGeneratedPattern attribute on the property element? I see it exists for my SQL Server Data Model. Can I just add that to my Oracle Data Model and everything should work?

AndreyR · Post by **AndreyR** » Tue 07 Apr 2009 11:22

Yes, you can.
If you are using Entity Data Model Wizard then you should edit the model with XML Editor after its generation.
Devart Entity Developer 2.0 Beta 2 will allow the storage model editing.