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Hello,

What's the proper way to have tables not maintained by do in a database containing the tables of a domain managed by Do.Net?

Let's say that for some reason I need to dynamically create tables, or I that I have a table used by another (not DO.Net) application I want to access only in SQL... It's the not a real demand : but may happen in the life of our application.

With DO 3.X only tables with proper prefix (do) were changed/remove/... by Do.Net : is there a similar mechanism?

Regards,

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DO 4.x doesn't have the appropriate mechanism to filter out tables, not built by DataObjects.Net. The only way I can suggest for now is to locate manually created/maintained tables in a separate database schema and explicitly configure DO.Net connection to operate with another database schema, for example:

<domain name="MyDomain"
              connectionUrl="sqlserver://localhost/DO40-Tests"
              upgradeMode="Recreate"
              defaultSchema="MySchema"/>

answered May 04 '10 at 09:25

Dmitri Maximov
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olorin wrote: Well, that's ok with me : this is even cleaner that the old prefix mechanism.

(May 04 '10 at 09:25) Editor

Good!

(May 04 '10 at 09:25) Dmitri Maximov

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