DbLinq

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I upgraded to Mono 2.8, and tried to use sqlmetal (see [1] for prior attempts). Mono still requires the SQL Server Browser service to be running, otherwise it can't resolve instance names (unlike MS.NET). In any case, sqlmetal chugs along then ... [More] hits an InvalidOperationException: sqlmetal: System.InvalidOperationExcepti on: Operation is not valid due [Less]

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All, I found the fix for this problem so wanted to post it in case others may come across it. I am running an oracle 11G database on a unix box. I am trying to use dblinq on a local pc running windows 7. That is my setup. I have the oracle 11G client installed on my local pc. Here is the syntax I had

All, It appears that my connection string to oracle requires a service_name or sid. When I try to use it in my connection string via dbmetal I get the following error from dbmetal: dbmetal - keyword sid not supported or... dbmetal - keyword service_name not supported my connection string I am passing to dbmetal looks like this:

Hi, I have faced with a problem when I used class with property "Count". When I use this property in orderby clause, it generates to wrong query: SELECT ... FROM ... ORDER BY SELECT COUNT(*). I discovered, why it happend. There is some strange code: the class ExpressionDispatcher (DbLinq.Data.Linq.Sugar.Implem entation namespace), method

All, I am using this syntax to generate a .cs file for my oracle schema but no tables are being generated. Am I missing something? c:\dblinq\dbmetal -- conn="Server=my_server;Uid=my_ server;Pwd=my_password" -- database=my_database --provider=Oracle --code="c:\dblinq\linq.cs" the linq.cs file is generated, but no tables are in it at all.