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I am using LINQ to SQL and lets say I have a table called Files. And in that table, there is a FileID. I was to give the FileID the attribute of [ScaffoldColumn(false)].
But, my question is, how do I give the FileID that attribute without modifying the linq to sql class file?
I dont want to have to add that attribute everytime i regenerate or make changes to my tables.
I am using LINQ to SQL and lets say I have a table called Files. And in that table, there is a FileID. I was to give the FileID the attribute of [ScaffoldColumn(false)].
But, my question is, how do I give the FileID that attribute without modifying the linq to sql class file?
I dont want to have to add that attribute everytime i regenerate or make changes to my tables.
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