Hi,

I am newbie with LLBLGen. I have some project running for LLBLGen. I have made some changes to the project by adding few tables. But unfortuenately i m getting following messages when i generate the new code for number of files..

CodeEmitter::No code generated code for entity 'XXXX' because file 'XXXX.cs could not be overwritten.

when i include the project to my solution then i end up facing loads of errors which says missing references and definition of such classes...

i am really confused , am i missing anything??

will be waiting for your favorable response for the same Regs Ammit

Check if the files which couldn't be overwritten are readonly. If so, it's likely they weren't checked out of VSS or teamsystem. Make the writable and re-generate.

Otis wrote:

Check if the files which couldn't be overwritten are readonly. If so, it's likely they weren't checked out of VSS or teamsystem. Make the writable and re-generate.

Hey thax for your quick reply... i have already checked those things before posting such issue.. i m using CVS but the files generated outof LLBLGen is overwritting my existing file.. and believe me i have taken enough care to check those files are not write protected for sure.

and i am getting such messages in the log for only few files .. rest of the files are getting generated properly..

do you have anyidea why such things are happening?

I have to ask this kind of question: Do you have any running application that's using those files? Try to close everything, including the VS.

Ah I think I know what they are: are they validator classes by any chance? If so, that's by design, these aren't overwritten if they exist. Could you give a name of the class so we know which type of classes we're talking about?

hey otis,

you got me.. i was faqcing some issues and went through the log file where i found such verification classes not getting overwritten..so i doubted them for breaking my app.

Otis wrote:

Ah I think I know what they are: are they validator classes by any chance? If so, that's by design, these aren't overwritten if they exist. Could you give a name of the class so we know which type of classes we're talking about?

i think the things are working fine now... proviously i was getting the collection classses not updated and assembly mismatch errors..

now the things are running fine after recreating the whole LLBLGen Project...i dont have no idea what went wrong for the first time though..

thanx for your quick reply otis..i think this forum is great enough to help guys like me who runs in to issues here and there...

Regards, Ammit