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Entity Developer is a powerful ORM modeling and code generation tool for NHibernate, ADO.NET Entity Framework, and LINQ to SQL. It introduces new approaches for designing ORM models, boosts productivity, and facilitates the development of database applications.

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  1. Extensive documentation such as
    Documentation->Long Description and Documentation-> Summary could be conveniently imported in this way.

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  2. Support for command line parameters for automatic code generation from the model and automatic model generation from the database.

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  3. Support for the NHibernate open-source ORM framework.

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  4. I had this situation happen to me:
    I had a complex type that has 6 properties and this complex type was used about 20 times in a single table. I had to go to the Mapping Editor and type in the mapping names for these 120 fields. This was very time consuming and tedious especially since that Editor doesn't make doing mass edits very easy to do.

    I know Microsoft's Entity Framework designer will automatically do these mappings for you. It would be great in this capability was added to your designer.
    Perhaps do something like:
    Table.CPropIndex0
    Table.CProp
    Index1…

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  5. An additional template for generating DTOs for use in services where Self Tracking POCO entities are insufficient. Perhaps with some sort of repository implementation for converting the DTOs to "true" POCO's in the same template.

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  6. An easy way to generate extensible repository code for entitymodels would be really nice.

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  7. 9 votes
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  8. Add multiselect of Store objects to allow for changing the schema for all tables at once.

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  9. I realize that you don't have support for OUTER JOIN (+) on Oracle 8i. I know that it's an old database, but we have clients that still have this working.

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  10. Firebird database has support for .NET for over 5 years and I believe that it is very perspective database with very wide community and support.

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  11. 29 votes
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  12. Numeric ID fields are most of the type generated by Oracle triggers (as a proper auto-incremented field type is missing). I would like to configure that for a model any numeric field with the name "ID" is set by default to AutoGeneratedPattern "Identity"?

    I know you guys can't guess from the DB which fields are generated by a trigger but allow us to configure which fields we want to work that way.

    15 votes
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  13. 3 votes
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  14. Possibility to define own rules how should be database types mapped to .NET data types.
    For example, in Oracle:
    Number(1,0) -> (boolean or short)

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  15. Windows Workflow (WF) uses a Persistence Provider for long running tasks. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb412184.aspx) There is a CodePlex site (http://wftools.codeplex.com/) offering some help for persisting to non MSSQL databases. I would love to see DevArt add this as a feature in their dotConnect products.

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  16. Support for enum data types, e.g.:

    public enum Status : long
    {
    Active = 0,
    Inactive = 1,
    Delete = 2
    }

    So code can be much more readable: .Where(o => o.Status = Status.Active)

    122 votes
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  17. Wizard for comparing the database with the model and updating the model from the database. The wizard will try retaining all manual changes to the model.

    112 votes
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  18. Design-time adding of custom attributes, which affect code generation, to classes, methods, and properties.

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  19. Templates for generating POCO code for Entity Framework 4 models.

    45 votes
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  20. DDL script generation for creating database for the model (Model First), and wizard for comparing database with the model, and updating the database from the model. Wizard will try affecting the existing database data as little as possible.

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