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Codus is a comprehensive code generation tool for object-relational mapping. It takes
an existing database and automatically generates all of the code for updating, deleting,
inserting and selecting records. In addition, it creates web services for distributed
programming, strongly-typed collections, and a full set of unit tests.
What's New?
v1.2.0.0
Added support for MySql (provided by Ben Reichelt)
Added NHibernate templates
Added support for local and distributed transactions
Added table parameter to SelectQuery.AddOrderBy method
Changed SelectOne to SelectById (SelectOne is
still supported)
Changed SelectOneDS to SelectDatasetById (SelectOneDS is
still supported)
XXXDAOBase and XXXEntityBase are
now abstract so that they can't be instantiated directly
Fixed issue with stored procedures not adding parameter length to non-int primary
keys (such as varchar)
Upgraded NUnit test to NUnit 2.2.2
Removed Zanebug generation option. Since both Codus and Zanebug rely on the same Adapdev.NET
framework, issues were encountered between different versions for each (Codus uses
a later version than the current Zanebug release, so Zanebug couldn't load the tests
due to version mismatches).
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