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Hy there,
Im having a hard time to adding a table to the EntitiesModel since i've drop one table directly on SQL, then deleted the object class and updated the model by deleting the table in the EntitiesModel, then i've created the table (with the same name) and the entitesmodel cant locate it.
It appears on the first step on the wizard "update from database" but then i click next and it dosent apear.
How can i add the table again?
OpenAccess (2013.2.611.1)
Thanks in advance,
Orlando
Im having a hard time to adding a table to the EntitiesModel since i've drop one table directly on SQL, then deleted the object class and updated the model by deleting the table in the EntitiesModel, then i've created the table (with the same name) and the entitesmodel cant locate it.
It appears on the first step on the wizard "update from database" but then i click next and it dosent apear.
How can i add the table again?
OpenAccess (2013.2.611.1)
Thanks in advance,
Orlando
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Hi Orlando,
Unfortunately I was not able to reproduce the issue on our side. I tried to reproduce it with the following steps:
1) Create a domain model from a database.
2) Delete a table from the database.
3) Delete the domain class mapped to the deleted table.
4) Delete the table from the domain model from the Model Schema Explorer window.
5) Create a table with the same name in the database.
6) Use "Update from Database" wizard to create a new domain class.
Could you please confirm the steps above?
I am looking forward to your feedback.
Regards,
Boris Georgiev
Telerik
Unfortunately I was not able to reproduce the issue on our side. I tried to reproduce it with the following steps:
1) Create a domain model from a database.
2) Delete a table from the database.
3) Delete the domain class mapped to the deleted table.
4) Delete the table from the domain model from the Model Schema Explorer window.
5) Create a table with the same name in the database.
6) Use "Update from Database" wizard to create a new domain class.
Could you please confirm the steps above?
I am looking forward to your feedback.
Regards,
Boris Georgiev
Telerik
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