You should be able to find the details in the inner exception. Are you sure
there are no other details? If you still can't see something, turn on "break
on all CLR exceptions", that should help determine the underlying cause.
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Berryl Hesh wrote:
> This is happenin
I find the same behavior too - I can't set the column name of the
discriminator and I can't override the default behavior of using the
fully qualified type as the discriminator value.
I posted a question here a few weeks ago looking for a way to see if
there was a convention I could use and how to
This is happening only in runtime; I get an the basic "Database was
not properly configured" error msg without any detail. Tests all run
without a hitch. It's a WPF app.
The "only" change was migrating to 2010 and changing the target
to .net 4.0.
Help appreciated!!
Cheers,
Berryl
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You receiv
Hi,
I want to use schemaExport to generate my Database. So, I would like
some help as one of my table
needs to have a non-clustered index on one column.
Is there any way I can use the IIndexConvention to implement it?
I could use a custom attribute to distinguee the property and then
apply the con
A follow-up: If u set the DiscriminatorColumn in the setup part of
AutoMapper you can change the name of the column, ie:
DiscriminatorColumn = type => (type == typeof(MyClass)) ?
"IsHomeTeam" : "discriminator";
But I've been having no luck in determining a way to set
DiscriminatorColumn type and
