Many times you don't want to generate code for particular tables or views in your database (the aspnet_* tables, for instance), or you don't want the table's name to carry through as it is. We've tried to make this easy for you to deal with by use of Regex and naming rules that you can set on the Provider. includeTableList and excludeTableList You can set these flags on the Provider, and they will determine which tables get generated for you. They use Regex for matching so you can even specify wildcards. If we're using Northwind and I only want to generate objects for Product and Category, I can...

Hello, Regex Via three parameters on the provider, you can use Regular Expression to transform the naming of Tables, Views, Properties, and Stored Procedures without impacting the underlying data access or database naming. The configuration parameters are: regexMatchExpression (string) regexReplaceExpression (string) regexIgnoreCase (bool, default is false) The setting of these values are pumped through the following method at code generation time: public static string RegexTransform ( string inputText , string matchString , string replaceString , bool caseSensitive ) { Regex rx ; if ( caseSensitive...

Global Settings defaultProvider value: string default: [Empty] When using multiple providers, this setting indicates which provider should be referenced when a provider name is not specified templateDirectory value: string default: [Empty] The absolute physical path to the SubSonic templates. This value is optional, and is only necessary if you are making changes to the default templates and wish to override the internal definitions. By default, the templates are located in the \SubSonic\CodeGeneration\Templates. Provider Level Settings generatedNamespace value: string default: 'SubSonic.Generated...