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Hi, I've installed a recent nightly build (LightSpeedExpress-20091013.msi) and I'm trying to work against an Oracle database using ODP.net as my connector in server explorer. I can drag tables onto the designer fine and it shows all fields on the entities as expected. However, It isn't creating any code behind. It generates the UnitOfWork but none of the entity classes. I get the following error for each of the enities: "The type or namespace name 'ReservationTbl' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" This refers to the type in the UnitOfWork properties: public System.Linq.IQueryable<ReservationTbl> ReservationTbls{ get { return this.Query<ReservationTbl>(); }} Any suggestions?
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Peter. |
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Looks like the problem is with my Oracle Data Tools Install. The oracle.dataaccess wasn't available as a reference. I have reinstalled the tools, corrected the ODP.NET reference path in the registry and reinstalled LightSpeed and it is now OK. Just re-installing the nightly build and will check again. |
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Right. The 20091013 nightly build breaks it. I've now uninstalled all versions of lightspeed and reinstalled the 2.2 release and it's OK again. |
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Sorry about all these posts taking you through my LightSpeed saga. This is the last one. I read in a forum post about the nightly build needing the release to be installed. I checked the nightly build page earlier and saw that it required previous versions to be uninstalled, so I have uninstalled and freshly installed the nightly build and it is now working. It's been frustrating but I think I'm there now. Feel free to delete this thread. |
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Sorry for the frustration, Peter. We know the uninstall issue has tripped a lot of people up. Thanks for your patience and we're glad to hear it's working now! |
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