Edmx take more time to add new storedprocedurs and new tables.

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Hi,
I am try to update my EDMX to add now storedprocdurs and tables but It will take more than Half-an-Hour time.

Posted 2-Dec-14 20:18pm

NagaRaju Pesarlanka

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Sinisa Hajnal 3-Dec-14 2:28am

And your question is? Do you mean it takes you more then half an hour? Or that once you give command it executes very long time? Practice makes perfect ;)

NagaRaju Pesarlanka 3-Dec-14 2:36am

I mean When I am updating EDMX to add new tables and procedures.

Sinisa Hajnal 3-Dec-14 2:42am

Yes, I understand. But what are you asking here? Describe exactly what are you doing and how and which part takes too long. We don't read your mind, see your screen or know your system.

Badal Kumar 3-Dec-14 2:44am

How many tables are there? Is it a huge database or what? are you just updating the with one more table/sp or every time regenerating the complete EDMX file?

NagaRaju Pesarlanka 6-Dec-14 0:05am

my database is very huge. 150 tables and 100 stored proc. And table data also is very big. Eg: construction table have 10 million records.
How can I solve this issue.

[no name] 3-Dec-14 4:30am

Agreed with Sinisa, Please elaborate your query. So that it can be answerable. Else Restart your Visual studio or you machine and then try. 30 mins is not the time it should take, its par beyond expectation.

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