PK/FK stereotyped attributes in C# transformation?

[Kaneda]

Hi there,

I am still "playing around" with my PIM to PSM transformation.
I got some attributes marked with PK/FK (for the DDL transformation).

However, I added a stereotyped override to the C# Attribute template, amongst other things to keep my attributes in a struct public. But those marked with PK/FK still get changed to private during the transformation.
Shouldn't a stereotype like that be ignored during a C# transformation?

I looked through all the templates and couldn't find any hint why that happens. Is there sth. happening that can't be seen in the templates, or am I missing something?

Any Help is appreciated

[Kaneda]

Is this maybe something that is "hidden" in the CONVERT_TYPE funtion makro?

[Kaneda]

well it seems that any attribute that has a stereotype (at least those with PK/FK; unique and date) gets transformed into a private attribute in the PSM model.

Wonder why that is.

[Eve]

Yes, any attribute that has a stereotype will be transformed, unless you specify in the transformation that it shouldn't be.

The CONVERT_TYPE macro doesn't do anything fancy.  All it does is look up the datatypes table in the database for a type that matches the generic type for the language specified.

Simon

[Kaneda]

well I did override the stereotype, but the attributes still ended up as private ones. Thats why I was wondering if there is sth. "hidden" somewhere.

Though, it is of course absolutly within the realm of high possibilities that my stereotype override wasn't working at all


Anyway, currently I removed all the stereotypes, for now...