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  1. Alec
    Alec avatar
    1 posts
    Member since:
    Feb 2009

    Posted 27 Feb 2009 Link to this post

    I have these two classes: Company and Employee. A company has many employees.

    public partial class Company  
        {  
              
            //The 'no-args' constructor required by OpenAccess.   
            public Company()  
            {  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("companyID")]  
            public int ID  
            {  
                get { return companyID; }  
                set { this.companyID = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("address")]  
            public string Address  
            {  
                get { return address; }  
                set { this.address = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("email")]  
            public string Email  
            {  
                get { return email; }  
                set { this.email = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("fax")]  
            public string Fax  
            {  
                get { return fax; }  
                set { this.fax = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("logo")]  
            public string Logo  
            {  
                get { return logo; }  
                set { this.logo = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("phone")]  
            public string Phone  
            {  
                get { return phone; }  
                set { this.phone = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("postalAddress")]  
            public string PostalAddress  
            {  
                get { return postalAddress; }  
                set { this.postalAddress = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("subDomain")]  
            public string SubDomain  
            {  
                get { return subDomain; }  
                set { this.subDomain = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("teleMallID")]  
            public int? TeleMallID  
            {  
                get { return teleMallID; }  
                set { this.teleMallID = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("webSite")]  
            public string WebSite  
            {  
                get { return webSite; }  
                set { this.webSite = value; }  
            }  
     
     
        } 


    // Generated by Telerik OpenAccess  
        // Used template: c:\program files\telerik\openaccess orm\sdk\IDEIntegrations\templates\PCClassGeneration\cs\templates\classgen\class\partialdesignerdefault.vm  
        [Telerik.OpenAccess.Persistent(IdentityField="companyID")]  
        public partial class Company   
        {  
            private int companyID; // pk   
     
            private string address;  
     
            private string email;  
     
            private string fax;  
     
            private string logo;  
     
            private string phone;  
     
            private string postalAddress;  
     
            private string subDomain;  
     
            private int? teleMallID;  
     
            private string webSite;  
     
            private IList<EPYEmployee> employeeCol = new List<EPYEmployee>();  // inverse EPYEmployee.company  
     
     
              
     
              
        } 

    public partial class EPYEmployee  
        {  
            //The 'no-args' constructor required by OpenAccess.   
            public EPYEmployee()  
            {  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("id")]  
            public int Id  
            {  
                get { return id; }  
                set { this.id = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("dAMProfileImageFK")]  
            public int? DAMProfileImageFK  
            {  
                get { return dAMProfileImageFK; }  
                set { this.dAMProfileImageFK = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("department")]  
            public string Department  
            {  
                get { return department; }  
                set { this.department = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("email")]  
            public string Email  
            {  
                get { return email; }  
                set { this.email = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("firstName")]  
            public string FirstName  
            {  
                get { return firstName; }  
                set { this.firstName = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("lastName")]  
            public string LastName  
            {  
                get { return lastName; }  
                set { this.lastName = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("mobile")]  
            public string Mobile  
            {  
                get { return mobile; }  
                set { this.mobile = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("password")]  
            public string Password  
            {  
                get { return password; }  
                set { this.password = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("phone")]  
            public string Phone  
            {  
                get { return phone; }  
                set { this.phone = value; }  
            }  
     
            [Telerik.OpenAccess.FieldAlias("title")]  
            public string Title  
            {  
                get { return title; }  
                set { this.title = value; }  
            }  
     
     
        } 

    // Generated by Telerik OpenAccess  
        // Used template: c:\program files\telerik\openaccess orm\sdk\IDEIntegrations\templates\PCClassGeneration\cs\templates\classgen\class\partialdesignerdefault.vm  
        [Telerik.OpenAccess.Persistent(IdentityField="id")]  
        public partial class EPYEmployee   
        {  
            private int id; // pk   
     
            private int? dAMProfileImageFK;  
     
            private string department;  
     
            private string email;  
     
            private string firstName;  
     
            private string lastName;  
     
            private string mobile;  
     
            private string password;  
     
            private string phone;  
     
            private string title;  
     
            private Company company; // inverse Company.employeeCol  
     
     
              
     
              
        } 

    In my database, I have an employee associated to company (id #2). But when I do this:

     //retrieve a row  
     Company companyitem = CompanyBO.GetCompanyById(2);  
                  

    the companyitem shown a list of zero employee.

    Why is that? And also, why isn't the employee list get created as a property in the class generated?
  3. Jan Blessenohl
    Admin
    Jan Blessenohl avatar
    707 posts

    Posted 02 Mar 2009 Link to this post

    Hello Alec,
    Let's first discuss the reverse engineering process. You are not getting additional code generated in your part of the partial class. Only the OpenAccess part is regenerated. If you want all code generated from scratch you can delete the generated class files first. It is implemented in this way because we want to avoid to overwrite your code.

    How do you detect that the employee collection is empty? Are you accessing the field or are you just looking inside the debugger?

    The debugger can not do the lazy loading, because of that you will see a null collection before you access the field in your code. Please add the public property by hand and see the content in your application.

    Kind regards,
    Jan Blessenohl
    the Telerik team

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