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I work with SQLite, and I am doing a lot of views, but unfortunately your tool doesn't generate classes for views in the Model/DataAccess file.
Old versions didn't even show views in the toolbox at all, and you fixed that in 4.2, and i was happy trying to generate an appropriate classes, but i couldn't.
So, i keep creating them manually.
If you didn't know, they work in the same way as tables. The SQLite-Net recognizes a view by a class type with the same name, or if a class is tagged with the TableAttribute with the same name.
What would be really cool is to have views classes included in the Model upon generation.
You definitely don't want to generate the "db.CreateTable" statements for views, but classes for views are extremely desirable.
I work with SQLite, and I am doing a lot of views, but unfortunately your tool doesn't generate classes for views in the Model/DataAccess file.
Old versions didn't even show views in the toolbox at all, and you fixed that in 4.2, and i was happy trying to generate an appropriate classes, but i couldn't.
So, i keep creating them manually.
If you didn't know, they work in the same way as tables. The SQLite-Net recognizes a view by a class type with the same name, or if a class is tagged with the TableAttribute with the same name.
What would be really cool is to have views classes included in the Model upon generation.
You definitely don't want to generate the "db.CreateTable" statements for views, but classes for views are extremely desirable.