private void WriteColumn(DatabaseColumn column, bool notNetName)
{
var propertyName = PropertyName(column);
var dataType = _dataTypeWriter.Write(column);
if (notNetName)
{
//in EF, you want a fk Id property
//must not conflict with entity fk name
propertyName += "Id";
}
_codeWriterSettings.CodeInserter.WriteColumnAnnotations(_table, column, _cb);
var writeAnnotations = true;
if (column.IsPrimaryKey &&
_codeWriterSettings.CodeTarget == CodeTarget.PocoEfCore &&
_table.PrimaryKey.Columns.Count > 1)
{
//EF Core doesn't like [Key] annotations on composite keys
writeAnnotations = false;
}
if (writeAnnotations)
{
_dataAnnotationWriter.Write(_cb, column);
}
//for code first, ordinary properties are non-virtual.
var useVirtual = !IsEntityFramework();
_cb.AppendAutomaticProperty(dataType, propertyName, useVirtual);
}
private void WriteColumn(DatabaseColumn column)
{
var propertyName = column.NetName;
// KL: Ensures that property name doesn't match class name
if (propertyName == column.Table.NetName)
{
propertyName = string.Format("{0}Column", propertyName);
}
var dataType = _dataTypeWriter.Write(column);
var isFk = column.IsForeignKey && column.ForeignKeyTable != null;
if (isFk)
{
//KL: Returning if this is a foreign key. These should be written in a separate step.
if (IsNHibernate())
{
return;
}
if (IsEntityFramework() && (column.IsPrimaryKey || _codeWriterSettings.UseForeignKeyIdProperties))
{
//if it's a primary key AND foreign key, CF requires a scalar property
//optionally allow a shadow Id property to be created (convenient for CF)
_cb.AppendAutomaticProperty(dataType, propertyName + "Id", true);
}
dataType = column.ForeignKeyTable.NetName;
}
_dataAnnotationWriter.Write(_cb, column);
//for code first, ordinary properties are non-virtual.
var useVirtual = (!IsEntityFramework() || isFk);
_cb.AppendAutomaticProperty(dataType, propertyName, useVirtual);
}
public void TypeString()
{
var typewriter = new DataTypeWriter();
var column = new DatabaseColumn();
column.DataType = new DataType("VARCHAR2", "System.String");
var result = typewriter.Write(column);
Assert.AreEqual("string", result);
}
public void TypeInteger()
{
var typewriter = new DataTypeWriter();
var column = new DatabaseColumn();
column.DataType = new DataType("NUMBER", "System.Int32");
var result = typewriter.Write(column);
Assert.AreEqual("int", result);
}
private void WriteColumn(DatabaseColumn column, bool notNetName)
{
var propertyName = column.NetName;
//in case the netName hasn't been set
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(propertyName))
{
propertyName = column.Name;
}
// KL: Ensures that property name doesn't match class name
if (propertyName == column.Table.NetName)
{
propertyName = string.Format("{0}Column", propertyName);
}
var dataType = _dataTypeWriter.Write(column);
if (column.IsPrimaryKey && column.IsForeignKey)
{
//a foreign key will be written, so we need to avoid a collision
var refTable = column.ForeignKeyTable;
var fkDataType = refTable != null ? refTable.NetName : column.ForeignKeyTableName;
if (fkDataType == propertyName)
{
notNetName = true;
}
}
if (notNetName)
{
//in EF, you want a fk Id property
//must not conflict with entity fk name
propertyName += "Id";
}
_codeWriterSettings.CodeInserter.WriteColumnAnnotations(_table, column, _cb);
_dataAnnotationWriter.Write(_cb, column);
//for code first, ordinary properties are non-virtual.
var useVirtual = !IsEntityFramework();
_cb.AppendAutomaticProperty(dataType, propertyName, useVirtual);
}