version: 1.27.3
After inferring I got:
I changed VwDeliveredorder to vwDeliveredOrder (capitalisation of O) and that one works. Appears to be a case sensitivity issue
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Please send us your database as SQL script to test it locally. We just need the schema without any data.
Will do. Sorry I only just now saw this. I didn't get a notification.
I've sent by email. Thanks
Here is what I see using the latest version (1.27.3) of Radzen Blazor Studio and the following settings:
And here is the same with 1.27.2
Maybe you've used some of the options previously for pluralization or use database names?
UPDATE: I was able to replicate the change between 1.26.4 and 1.27.0. VwDeliveredOrder with 1.26.4 is now VwDeliveredorder with latest. We will start to dig immediately what's caused this and we will release fix as soon as possible.
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Yes we used pluralise, but it's not there now. Has it been removed?
Once a data source is inferred these settings are saved in the appsettings.json and appsettings.Development.json and no longer shown in the UI.
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Hi @spookyCol,
We’ve fixed the problem and the fix will be part of our next update tomorrow.
Awesome, thank you very much.
I have a very similar issue where I'm trying to migrate my project over to Radzen Blazor Studio from Radzen Studio, and the capitalization is causing a lot of errors (when I try to add new tables). Is there a way to set these options so Radzen Blazor Studio creates the framework with the same pluralization and capitalization as Radzen Studio?
Thanks,
Bill