How to make classes and SQL basic queries

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Hi seniors i have many tables in my SQL database and want to make their classes through code is it possible .I don't want to use entity framework as it creates the classes on the root of the project directory and many unwanted thing in it . I just need the simple classes with attributes according to the table columns.

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I was using Object Relational Modal software's to do this like entity framework.

Posted 21-Mar-18 8:51am

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Updated 21-Mar-18 9:17am

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MadMyche 21-Mar-18 15:03pm

You can move the generated classes to anywhere within the project file structure. You can also rename the namespace hierarchy if you so desire.
Other ORMs are going to exhibit similar behavior.

I myself do parallel development of tables to classes; copying the "create" script into excel, a little manipulation, and creating the class definition from there

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2018-03-21T09:18:00

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Don't know if this will suit your needs, but it is a damned good CodeProject article: A generic Collection to DataTable Mapper[^]

Linq to SQL might be another option: A LINQ Tutorial: Mapping Tables to Objects[^]

Posted 21-Mar-18 9:18am

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