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ASP.NET
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Environment versions
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C# 3.0
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Windows XP
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MS SQL Server
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I see. I use classes similar to the one you listed. I create my classes by hand. I am sure there are apps out there that will create what you want but to get exactly what you want I think you will have to write it yourself.

>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>Is it possible to generate a Data class based on the table? If yes, what should be my steps?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>A typed DataSet could (and should) be considered as a "Data class based on the table".
>>The easiest way to create a typed dataset is to create a new dataset, then drag the table(s) from the server explorer to the dataset surface.
>>
>>What are your requirements for a Data class based on the table?
>>
>>Einar
>
>Hi Einar,
>
>I found a separate project that contained, for example, Person.cs class with this start
>
>
>using System;
>using System.IO;
>using System.Drawing;
>using System.Data;
>using System.Data.SqlClient;
>using System.Configuration;
>using System.ComponentModel;
>using FriendC;
>
>namespace FriendC
>{
>	/// <summary>
>	/// Person Class.
>	/// </summary>
>    [DataObject()]
>	public class Person
>	{
>        private string ConnectionString;
>
>        #region Constructors
>        /// <summary>
>        /// Constructor
>        /// </summary>
>        /// <param name="SiteID"></param>
>        public Person(int SiteID)
>        {
>            this.ConnectionString = Util.ConnectionString;
>            this.sid = SiteID;
>        }
>
>        /// <summary>
>        /// Default Constructor
>        /// </summary>
>        public Person()
>            : this(-1)
>        {
>            this.inPersonId = -1;
>        }
>
>        /// <summary>
>        /// Constructor to be used for bulk creation of people objects
>        /// </summary>
>        /// <param name="PersonID">Person ID</param>
>        /// <param name="FirstName">First Name</param>
>        /// <param name="MiddleName">Middle Name</param>
>        /// <param name="LastName">Last Name</param>
>        /// <param name="Address1">Address Line 1</param>
>        /// <param name="Address2">Address Line 2</param>
>        /// <param name="City">City</param>
>        /// <param name="State">State</param>
>        /// <param name="Zip">Zip Code</param>
>        /// <param name="HomePhone">Home Phone Number</param>
>        /// <param name="CellPhone">Cell Phone</param>
>        /// <param name="Email">Email</param>
>        /// <param name="ScreenName">Screen Name</param>
>        /// <param name="DOB">Date of Birth</param>
>        /// <param name="UserName">Username for Website</param>
>        /// <param name="Password">Password</param>
>        /// <param name="PersonTypeCode">Person Type Code<seealso cref="FriendC.PersonType"/></param>
>        /// <param name="FatherID">Father ID</param>
>        /// <param name="MotherID">Mother ID</param>
>        /// <param name="Comment">Comment</param>
>        /// <param name="SiteID">Site ID</param>
>
>I was wondering how was this class created and may I create something similar for a different table.
Semper ubi sub ubi.
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