v3.0 Final (June 28, 2010)

I have an Unique constraint on one of my tables, and I decided to remove one of the fields from the constraint. I went to the "Unique constraints" tab of the entity, clicked on the list of fields in the right hand column, then un-checked one of the fields.

First (minor) issue: After I click OK, that field still shows up as being part of the constraint until I change focus.

Second (bigger) issue: Now that that field is removed from the constraint, it's no longer mapped at all in the entity. In order to get it back, I had to click the "Reverse-engineer unmapped target fields" button. That's not the way it's supposed to be, is it?

Thanks,

Wesley

wesleysmith wrote:

v3.0 Final (June 28, 2010)

I have an Unique constraint on one of my tables, and I decided to remove one of the fields from the constraint. I went to the "Unique constraints" tab of the entity, clicked on the list of fields in the right hand column, then un-checked one of the fields.

First (minor) issue: After I click OK, that field still shows up as being part of the constraint until I change focus.

That's a problem when working with grids and winforms, I'm afraid: focus change on a cell makes the grid send the input and update itself.

Second (bigger) issue: Now that that field is removed from the constraint, it's no longer mapped at all in the entity. In order to get it back, I had to click the "Reverse-engineer unmapped target fields" button. That's not the way it's supposed to be, is it?

Reproduced, this is a bug. We'll fix this a.s.a.p.

Fixed in next build (July 5th)