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Clara asked on 09 Nov 2010, 04:56 PM

Following are the new OpenAccess menu entries:

 

Telerik>OpenAccess>Add Domain Model…
Telerik>OpenAccess>Add Domain Service…
Telerik>OpenAccess>Add Upgrade References
Telerik>OpenAccess>Convert to Domain Model… (Inactive)
Telerik>OpenAccess>Help Telerik>OpenAccess>Options…
Telerik>OpenAccess>Product Info

Following are the old OpenAccess menu entries:

 

Telerik>OpenAccess>Launch Telerik ORM Wizard …

Telerik>OpenAccess>Enable Project to use ORM…

Telerik>OpenAccess>Forward Mapping (Classes to Tables)

Telerik>OpenAccess>Reverse Mapping (Tables to Classes)

Telerik>OpenAccess>Configuration

Telerik>OpenAccess>Fetch Plan Browser

Telerik>OpenAccess>OQL Query Browser

Telerik>OpenAccess>Add

Telerik>OpenAccess>Database Operations

Telerik>OpenAccess>Options…

Telerik>OpenAccess>Help

If you have installed Sitefinity and see the new menu items, but are following the online documentation you will not see the option to Enable Project to use ORM and this is a crucial first step.

 


 “The first step when you want to integrate OpenAccess in your project is to enable it to work with OpenAccess ORM. For that purpose you should use the Enable Project wizard.”

 


A Visual Studio menu option displays a wizard that performs the following:

  • Gathers connection information
  • Writes to the project configuration file
  • Creates a helper class for getting at the connection
  • Adds relevant assembly references  

 

To turn on the old menus and reveal this option:

 


Telerik>OpenAccess>Options…

 


Select the option to “Show old menu entries to use the forward and reverse mapping wizards” and the old menu entries with the necessary option will be avalibale.


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answered on 10 Nov 2010, 05:15 PM
Hi Clara,

 Please have a look in the support ticket you opened for the answer. The answer can be also found in this blog post article

I hope this helps.

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