Mass File Renamer
Batch file renamer
Requires the following:
Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework
Windows XP or above
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Batch file renamer
Requires the following:
Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework
Windows XP or above
(more…)
I am a C# Developer working for a Financial Institution. I am currently involved in writing a Data Analysis engine that makes use of existing excel workbooks. (There are so many workbooks with vital information). Even though I program in an OO language and the use of inheritance, there is a lot of repetitive coding. To help me code faster, and keep my consistent in coding, i have created this excel Workbook to write code.
Worksheets:
Classcoder:
Type in the fieldname in Column A and it will generate the property Get/Set statements in C#
DataSetCode:
Type in field names in column A and it generate the DataTable column add statements
SP Params:
Type in field name matching that of SP input parameters and it will create the code for Data Params for ADO.NET
Refer below for example:
jetDBParam.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input;
jetDBParam.Value = string pmapid,;
jetDBParam.DbType = DbType.Int32;
jetDBParam.ParameterName =@mapid;
dataParams.Add(jetDBParam);
Whilst surfing the web I found some Code generation tools for C# and SQL Server. Here I would like to share with you some.
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