Release Notes - 2.2

2.2.15-funcrel

Resolved Issues

Customer Ticket Id Details
46790 Fixes an issue to read the entity table mapping using data annotation.

2.2.14-funcrel

Note

Designating "DotNet Unknown Entity SQL Query" as a "Data Entity Point".

2.2.13-funcrel

Note

This version of the extension is recalled. Please use 2.2.14-funcrel.

2.2.12-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
"Added new objects for unknown entity and unknown entity operation".

2.2.11-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
A new object "Unknown SQL Query" has been added.

2.2.10-funcrel

Resolved Issues

Customer Ticket Id Details
44442 Fixes an issue where the links were not created between Entity objects and Database.

2.2.9-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Support provided for "table per hierarchy inheritance strategy".
Fixed the issue where only the referenced tables participate in the transaction instead of the entity operation objects of the referenced table.
Vendor property has been introduced for sql query, entity and entity operation objects.

2.2.8-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Support provided for EFCore.BulkExtensions CRUD APIs.

2.2.7-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Issue rectified for multiple callLinks created in a query involving many select immediate or deferred APIs.

2.2.6-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Support provided for all Entity Framework Plus features like Query Cache, Query Future, Query Filter etc.

2.2.5-funcrel

New Support

Summary Details
Support for IdentityDbContext for ASP.Net Support provided for IdentityDbContext for ASP.Net.
Support for Entity Framework Plus Support provided for CRUD operations through Entity Framework Plus.

2.2.4-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Support for APIs: FromSql, FromSqlRaw and FromSqlInterpolated.
Support for convention for removing pluralization of entity names for tables.

2.2.3-funcrel

Other Updates

Details
Better recognition of caller methods when connected with the SQL Query objects.

2.2.2-funcrel

New Support

Summary Details
Support for ObjectContext APIs Support has been introduced for ObjectContext APIs

2.2.1-funcrel

New Support

Summary Details
Support for ExecuteSqlCommand and ExecuteSqlCommandAsync Support for ExecuteSqlCommand and ExecuteSqlCommandAsync APIs has been provided.

2.2.0-funcrel

Resolved Issues

Customer Ticket Id Details
36702 Fixes an issue in Entity Framework where, no “Entity Add Operation” got created due to which links were missing from add operation to respective table.
36625 Fixes an issue where, .NET Entity Operation Objects and links to DB tables were missing.

Other Updates

Details
Minor improvement in traceback logs.
Client applications tested.

New Support

Summary Details
Support for Where clause Support for Where clause

2.2.0-beta1

Resolved Issues

Customer Ticket Id Details
36702 Resolved the issues for missing links
36625 Missing objects and links in Entity

Other Updates

Details
Resolution for entity when DBContext.Set<…>() is used for CRUD operations.

2.2.0-alpha2

New Support

Summary Details
Support for EDMX file EDMX files are read for mapping between entity and table in database, and model first approach.
Support for CRUD operations Support for CRUD operations through DbContext.
Support for FluentAPI Support for FluentAPI used for overriding default conventions used for mapping entity and table.

2.2.0-alpha1

New Support

Summary Details
Implementation of string evaluation The extension is now better able to understand the links between objects by using string evaluation. For example, in this release, the call Links between the caller C# method and the Entity Operation object depicting the CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) function will now be displayed even if the database part has not been delivered. In previous releases this situation would result in the creation of an Entity Object but no link from the client-side C# method to the Entity Object. Now, in this release, because the extension has been improved, an Entity Operation object is created, and a call Link will be created from the client-side C# method to the Entity Operation.