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| | Can you give a time frame for the implementation of BO mapping to stored procs? |
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| I'm not sure on the timeframe for implementing mapping to sprocs... the current workaround is to use the DDT to create a "faux" table (one that you don't deploy anywhere) and use it as the source for the mapping info. As long as you make the structure of the faux table the same as the structure of the results of the stored procedure, then you can fill the business object from the stored procedure all day long.
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| | Hi Ben. I'm trying to do it here ... how do I create a table in the DDT without deploying it? |
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| Anything within a profile that you deploy to SQL Server will be deployed along with the other tables, so the best thing to do is to create a "dummy" profile that contains the fake tables that you don't want to deploy. Not all business objects in a project have to reference tables from the same profile, so when you map the business object, just select the other profile containing your fake table.
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