Creates a new IUnitOfWork associated with this LightSpeedContext.

Gets or sets how LightSpeed generates audit information for automatic audit columns such as CreatedBy.

Determines how LightSpeed generates times for automatic timestamps such as CreatedOn (track create time), UpdatedOn (track update time) and DeletedOn (soft delete).

If configured returns a reference to the second-level CacheBroker.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether delete operations cascade by default.

Gets or sets the timeout for database queries or commands. If null, the database provider default timeout is used.

Gets or sets flags for controlling LightSpeed compatibility behavior.

Gets or sets the database connection string.

Gets or sets the IAuditInfoStrategy implementation used for automatic audit information.

Gets or sets a custom IAutoTimestampStrategy. You do not need to set this property unless AutoTimestampMode is set to Custom, in which case it is mandatory.

Gets the IDataProviderAdapter instance.

Gets the underlying IDataProviderObjectFactory which exposes factory methods for creating concrete ADO.NET provider objects such as IDbConnection and IDbCommand.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether LightSpeed automatically resolves property names. When using SetValue and GetValue in properties, LightSpeed automatically determines the name of the property being accessed. However, when using code generation it is more efficient to use Entity.Get and Entity.Set instead. In this case, set DetectPropertyNames to false.

Gets or sets the IDisplayNamingStrategy instance.

Gets or sets an IEntityFactory to be used when materialising entities from the database. By default, LightSpeed calls the default constructor when materialising entities: use EntityFactory only if you need to use a nondefault constructor or factory method (for example using a dependency injection container).

Whether or not this LightSpeedContext has a ILogger defined.

Gets or sets the number of identities allocated when using an IdentityMethod that allocates blocks of identity numbers. Currently KeyTable and Sequence. The default block size is 10.

Determines the strategy used to generate new unique identifiers. - KeyTable efficiently produces database unique integer keys and is great for web applications. - Guids are globally unique and fast to generate but not as user-friendly as integers. - Sequence uses a database specific sequence object to generate database unique integers. Available on Oracle and Postgres only. - IdentityColumn uses an auto-incrementing identity column.

Gets or sets an IdentityMethodOptions to customise the behavior of the selected IdentityMethod.

Gets or sets the ILogger implementation used by LightSpeed.

Returns the INamingStrategy instance.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether table names are inferred as plural.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether identifiers are quoted in generated SQL.

Gets or sets the database schema.

If configured returns a reference to the full text search engine SearchEngineBroker.

Gets or sets the location of the full text search index file(s).

Returns the IUnitOfWorkFactory instance.

Gets or sets the maximum number of update statements per command batch. Defaults to 10.

Gets or sets whether to perform verbose logging.