How to remove tables from the Data Wizard

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• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:00PM

  Hello,
  
  You may use the Config.DesignerSettings.FilterConnectionTables event to filter unnecessary tables. Here is the example in the Class Reference:
  
  /// <summary>
  /// Occurs when getting available table names from the connection.
  /// </summary>
  /// <remarks>
  /// Use this handler to filter the list of tables returned by the connection object.
  /// </remarks>
  /// <example>
  /// This example demonstrates how to hide the table with "Table 1" name from the Data Wizard.
  /// <code>
  /// Config.DesignerSettings.FilterConnectionTables += DesignerSettings_FilterConnectionTables;
  ///
  /// private void DesignerSettings_FilterConnectionTables(object sender, FilterConnectionTablesEventArgs e)
  /// {
  /// if (e.TableName == "Table 1")
  /// e.Skip = true;
  /// }
  /// </code>
  /// </example>
  
• danielrail

  April 2010 edited 12:00PM

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  Hello,
  
  You may use the Config.DesignerSettings.FilterConnectionTables event to filter unnecessary tables. Here is the example in the Class Reference:
  
  /// Config.DesignerSettings.FilterConnectionTables += DesignerSettings_FilterConnectionTables;
  ///
  /// private void DesignerSettings_FilterConnectionTables(object sender, FilterConnectionTablesEventArgs e)
  /// {
  /// if (e.TableName == "Table 1")
  /// e.Skip = true;
  /// }

  
  Thanks a lot. It works. Maybe, you can add it to the Programmer's Manual, because that was the first obvious place that I look at, as a quick reference.
  
  Daniel
  
• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:00PM

  Ok, I will add the topic in the next major build.