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I am just trying to generate the classes for linq to mysql with dbmetal / visual metal and keep running into the error:
'magma string must not be empty'... I’ve googled, I’ve recompiled locally, checked the references etc. And I don’t really want to start debugging this… anybody had the same issue before or knows of another way to generate those classes?
thanks
actually, believe it or not, it was caused by field names in the table ending with an underscore (_)… just for future reference, might save somebody else many hours…