The Schema Generator uses the Code First concept to speed up your creation of POCO objects that become automatically integrated with your CodeStencil Project. You will not have to code by hand, rather you will make use of quick shortcuts that intelligentl ...
The Schema Library is a collection of predefined database schemas for a wide array of industries. You can immediately use these schemas, or adopt and modify them to suit your purpose. The section on the left shows the different categories/industries yo ...
Select this option for the Schema Generator Menu: You will be prompted to Select a Schema from the Schema Library. Pick a Schema and Select. After choosing a schema, you are taken to the first page of the wizard: Schema Details - If you ...
You can configure how the Schema Generator behaves when is comes to generating your schema. You can set some defaults as it pertains to Tables and Columns. The configuration panel can be invoked by clicking on the configuration panel on the upper left sec ...
This page allows you to specify the tables to be used in your schema. Table - You can enter a single table one at a time using this field. Add Table - Click this to ADD the table you have specified. Multiple Tables - You can enter multiple ta ...
Relationships From the Relationships page, you can choose the type of relationship between your tables. For example, in the schema shown here, there is a one-to-many relationship between the Dog table and the Litter table. This is represented after th ...
Here you enter the columns for your tables. You should note that primary and foreign key columns are automatically created for you based on the Relationship you defined between the tables, so you will not need to create these. Column - This is ...
Tables - This grid shows the tables already created in this schema. Relationships - This grid shows the relationship(s) between the tables. Columns - This grid shows the columns in this schema. Database Provider - You can choose from differ ...
This is what happens after the last step. Check for the existence of the database Proceed to generate entities Serialize entities Create Database Display Schema Viewer Update Schema diagram Create POCO Classes.
Select this option to create the New Schema: You will be prompted to create a New Schema. Just like the image below; Model Name: This is the name of the model you are creating. File Name: This will be the name of the file stored in its desi ...