Reverse Mapping and Naming Rules

[Karlkim Suwanmongkol]

Tables and columns in our Oracle Database are all caps (e.g., PERSON_PROFILE). When I tried to reverse mapping those tables, the naming rules seems to have the problem.

For example,

I want the PERSON_PROFILE table to be mapped to PersonProfile class. I can check the "remove underscores", but the PascalCase will have the class name "PERSONPROFILE". Is there a way to modify the rule ot make everything small caps and then do the PascalCase?

Thanks,
Karlkim

[PetarP]

Hello Karlkim Suwanmongkol,

 There is no real way to distinguish entire words in just one string. Because of that we are always interpreting the capital letter as a start of a new word. This would mean that when you have a word that has only capital letters each letter will be regarded as a new word. What is the behavior that you expect? Maybe there is a better approach that you have in mind. We will be happy to consider any suggestions.

Best wishes,
Petar
the Telerik team

[Karlkim Suwanmongkol]

Hi Petar,
   I might not be clear or miss something. Here is what I mean:

Table name in Oracle (all caps): PERSON_PROFILE
OpenAccess setting: remove underscores & PascalCase
Output: PERSONPROFILE

Expected output: PersonProfile

Basically, I just want OpenAccess to lower all caps and apply the naming rules. This also applies to column name which are mapped to field and property.

Thanks,
karlkim

[PetarP]

Hello Karlkim Suwanmongkol,

 What I was saying is that there is no way to know which capital letter marks the start of a new word and which not. Imagine the following situation:
Table name: OrderDetails_Extended
OpenAccess setting: remove underscores & PascalCase
Output now: OrderDetailsExtended
Output if we don't treat capital letters as start of a new word: OrderdetailsExtended
Cases like the above is the main reason why we are treating capital letters as start of a new word.

All the best,
Petar
the Telerik team