问题
I am building a library for Windows Phone 8 which requires local databases. Here is my understanding of how the LINQ-to-SQL works and creates database:
DataContext
object is created from the corresponding class.- When CreateDatabase() method is called, it reads the connection string and the members of type
Table
from the DataContext object. - The method creates database at given location and creates tables corresponding to the members of DataContext object.
Now, the DataContext
class has to be hard typed. As I am building a library, I wouldn't know which tables the user will need. Obviously, I cannot use the hard typed DataContext
. Moreover, CreateTable()
method doesn't exist in this scenario. If I simply start using GetTable
method, I get Table does not exist
error.
The question is, how do I get create tables without using a hard typed DataContext
?
P.S.: My situation is sort of similar to this.
回答1:
In the scenario of LINQ-to-SQL for Windows Phone, it is not possible to add tables to the DataContext
after it is initialized. In my case, solution was to accept the whole DataContext
from the user of library as follows:
First, you provide a base class from which users can derive.
public class DataContextBase : DataContext
{
public DataContextBase(string connectionString) : base(connectionString)
{ }
//Tables for library's internal workings.
public Table<SyncTimeStamp> SyncTimeStamps;
}
Then user can pass the derived class while configuring the library. Library may accept this is method parameter:
public async void ConfigureSQLCE<T>(T mainDataContext) where T : DataContextBase
{
//Do whatever with it. MainDB is a dynamic here!
MainDB = mainDataContext;
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19082512/creating-sql-server-ce-datacontext-with-tables-at-runtime