Hi,

Header details for the file below:

'===============================================================================
'                     EntitySpaces(TM) by EntitySpaces, LLC
'                 A New 2.0 Architecture for the .NET Framework
'                          http://www.entityspaces.net
'===============================================================================
'                       EntitySpaces Version # 2008.0.0611.0
'                       MyGeneration Version # 1.2.0.7
'                       Date Generated       : 12/06/2008 19:30:22

As you can see from the attached code snippet below (generated against Northwind running on SQL Server 2005), there appears to be an issue with the call to OnPropertyChanged (i.e. no property name is passed, just an empty string) - this is the same for all properties generated I'm afraid.

		' <summary>
		' Maps to Customers.CompanyName
		' </summary>
		Public Overridable Property CompanyName As System.String
			Get
				Return MyBase.GetSystemString(CustomersMetadata.ColumnNames.CompanyName)
			End Get
			
			Set(ByVal value As System.String)
				If MyBase.SetSystemString(CustomersMetadata.ColumnNames.CompanyName, value) Then
					Me.MarkFieldAsModified(CustomersMetadata.ColumnNames.CompanyName)
					Me.OnPropertyChanged("")
					RaiseEvent PropertyChanged(Me, New PropertyChangedEventArgs(CustomersMetadata.PropertyNames.CompanyName))
				End If
			End Set
		End Property

Thanks

Martin

For the record, here is how it looks with the extra property changed when a hierarchical node is involved:

		Public Overridable Property ReportsTo As Nullable(Of System.Int32)
			Get
				Return MyBase.GetSystemInt32(EmployeesMetadata.ColumnNames.ReportsTo)
			End Get
			
			Set(ByVal value As Nullable(Of System.Int32))
				If MyBase.SetSystemInt32(EmployeesMetadata.ColumnNames.ReportsTo, value) Then
					Me.MarkFieldAsModified(EmployeesMetadata.ColumnNames.ReportsTo)
					Me._UpToEmployeesByReportsTo = Nothing
					Me.OnPropertyChanged("UpToEmployeesByReportsTo")
					RaiseEvent PropertyChanged(Me, New PropertyChangedEventArgs(EmployeesMetadata.PropertyNames.ReportsTo))
				End If
			End Set
		End Property

I was testing it too to make sure it works, thought I'd post it. 

Cheers Mike - thought I was going crazy at first but that's more down to the fact I was coding 'till the early hours!

As for emailing new templates - if the fix is likely to be up in the next week then don't worry - if it may be a little longer then feel free to email them in the meantime.

Thanks again

Martin