Let's Watch a Movie... Here's a nice movie to watch for setting up VS to work with the command line to generate some code for you: Using the Command Line Tool for Non-Web Apps This is a walkthrough of how to setup Visual Studio to call our command-line tool, sonic.exe. Configuration SubCommander will always try and find a configuration file in its executing directory (Web.Config or App.Config). If it does, it will look for config information for itself there, and set itself up accordingly. You can override this by using the /config switch, and then telling it where it can find the config file:...

Many thanks to Richard Lee for this post - taken from our forums If you are anything like me then you change your Schema's alot while your developing it, and maybe work on different projects at the same time. Wouldn't it be nice to have a batch file which will build your DAL files for you and keep all your build options in one place? To use just change the setting to where-ever you have installed subsonic, and specify the path where you want the generated files to be output to. It's pretty simple so you should be able to modify this to suit your needs. Just copy all this into a new .bat file and...