This project automates the generation of efficient and reliable code for interacting with a database, including data access and business logic. With the added feature of stored procedure generation, it further simplifies database operations by providing ready-to-use stored procedures for CRUD operations.

• Generates C# classes for data access logic:

  • Retrieves data by ID using stored procedures
  • Checks for record existence using stored procedures
  • Adds new records using stored procedures
  • Updates existing records using stored procedures
  • Deletes records using stored procedures
  • Retrieves all records using stored procedures
  • Generates stored procedures for the selected tables

• Generates C# classes for business layer logic:

  • Manages interactions with data access classes
  • Enforces business rules and validation

• Generates stored procedures: -New feature: The code generator now generates stored procedures for the selected tables

1. Run the Code Generator:
   • Open the frmCodeGenerator form in a C# development environment.
2. Select Database and Table:
   • Choose the desired database from the "Databases" dropdown.
   • Select the table for which to generate classes and stored procedures from the "Database Tables" grid.
3. Generate Classes and Stored Procedures:
   • Click the appropriate button to generate classes for the data access layer, business layer, or both, along with the corresponding stored procedures.
4. View Generated Code:
   • The generated code will be displayed in the "Generated Code" textbox.

• Data Access Layer Classes:

  • Reside in a separate namespace (e.g., DataAccessLayer).
  • Contain methods for interacting with the database using stored procedures.

• Business Layer Classes:

  • Reside in a separate namespace (e.g., BusinessLayer).
  • Interact with data access classes to implement business logic.

• The generated code utilizes clsDataAccessSettings for database connection details and clsErrorLogger for error logging.
• Consider customizing the generated code further to fit specific project needs, such as modifying the stored procedures or adding additional functionality.