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Hi,
Using the reverse mapping of database views to classes, I note that the advanced view tab (on the wizard/dialog) does not offer the Lock/Unlock button (as is available when it is a table related class that is being worked on).
Agree not a big big problem, but very annoying, have to switch to simple view, find the object, unlock it, switch back to advanced, do my "thing" and then go through it all again.
And incidentally - the reason this is happenig a lot is that I am unlocking so that I can inspect the Field settings - why would locking the class mean that one can't expand the field list to just have a look. Yes I can find out elsewhere, but with the dialog open, I can't work on the main project to have a look.
Using the reverse mapping of database views to classes, I note that the advanced view tab (on the wizard/dialog) does not offer the Lock/Unlock button (as is available when it is a table related class that is being worked on).
Agree not a big big problem, but very annoying, have to switch to simple view, find the object, unlock it, switch back to advanced, do my "thing" and then go through it all again.
And incidentally - the reason this is happenig a lot is that I am unlocking so that I can inspect the Field settings - why would locking the class mean that one can't expand the field list to just have a look. Yes I can find out elsewhere, but with the dialog open, I can't work on the main project to have a look.
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Hi Andrew,
Thank you for pointing that out. It was a bug which has been fixed.
Regarding hiding the field settings when a class is locked - we will consider whether to provide a read-only view of the settings. You can nevertheless see the entire code that would be generated and all the field related mappings when the class is locked.
Best wishes,
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Thank you for pointing that out. It was a bug which has been fixed.
Regarding hiding the field settings when a class is locked - we will consider whether to provide a read-only view of the settings. You can nevertheless see the entire code that would be generated and all the field related mappings when the class is locked.
Best wishes,
Ady
the Telerik team
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