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Hi,
I am attempting to move a legacy application
The visual studio plugin has been upgraded.
The references/assemblies for the specific ORM project have been upgraded
The project uses "forward mapping" with the mappings defined in the app.config of the ORM project.
I have not applied any form of wizard or upgrade process to the .net ORM project (if one exists?)
The project compiles and seems to successfully run the enhancer.
However on running an ASP website that accesses the ORM, it errors with: (x's are masking)
There are more than one db-column extensions used, only one is allowed. --> xxx.xxxx.xxxx, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/namespace[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]/class[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxx.cccc]/db-key-generator="HIGHLOW"
thanks
I am attempting to move a legacy application
FROM: 'Telerik.OpenAccess, Version=2011.1.316.10, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7ce17eeaf1d59342'
TO: 'Telerik.OpenAccess, Version=2013.3.1014.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7ce17eeaf1d59342'
The visual studio plugin has been upgraded.
The references/assemblies for the specific ORM project have been upgraded
The project uses "forward mapping" with the mappings defined in the app.config of the ORM project.
I have not applied any form of wizard or upgrade process to the .net ORM project (if one exists?)
The project compiles and seems to successfully run the enhancer.
However on running an ASP website that accesses the ORM, it errors with: (x's are masking)
There are more than one db-column extensions used, only one is allowed. --> xxx.xxxx.xxxx, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/namespace[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]/class[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxx.cccc]/db-key-generator="HIGHLOW"
thanks
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Hi Fraser,
This seems to be a problem in the mapping of the key generator mechanism of a class. This is indeed strange if all you did was upgrading to a newer version.
Can you send me the app.config file , or at least the entire <class> node for the class in question? I would like to have a look at the mapping and fix it for you.
Regards,
Ady
Telerik
This seems to be a problem in the mapping of the key generator mechanism of a class. This is indeed strange if all you did was upgrading to a newer version.
Can you send me the app.config file , or at least the entire <class> node for the class in question? I would like to have a look at the mapping and fix it for you.
Regards,
Ady
Telerik
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answered on 10 Dec 2013, 09:23 PM
Ady,
Thanks for the help.
After some head scratching I applied a few brain-cells to the problem and located some weird looking xml.
At some point in the app.config's history one of the <class> nodes had been given a duplicate db-key-generator node. There were two children of a specific class that looked like:
<extension key="db-key-generator" value="HIGHLOW" />
I cant tell from the revision history how/why the duplicate was introduced. Maybe a very old version of the SDK, or maybe a cut'n'paste error.
Deleting it made all the difference !
thanks
fraser
Thanks for the help.
After some head scratching I applied a few brain-cells to the problem and located some weird looking xml.
At some point in the app.config's history one of the <class> nodes had been given a duplicate db-key-generator node. There were two children of a specific class that looked like:
<extension key="db-key-generator" value="HIGHLOW" />
I cant tell from the revision history how/why the duplicate was introduced. Maybe a very old version of the SDK, or maybe a cut'n'paste error.
Deleting it made all the difference !
thanks
fraser