[XmlIgnore] attribute.
Bad news is that you have to do that for all objects every time dbml file was changed.
So I have create simple python script that do this for me:
import os
import re
file_to_patch='LinqDataObjects.designer.cs'
bak_file='LinqDataObjects.designer.cs.bak'
os.rename(file_to_patch,bak_file)
fileHandle = open ('linesToPatch.txt')
linesToPatch = fileHandle.readlines()
f = open(bak_file)
new_file=open(file_to_patch, 'w')
new_file.write("using System.Xml.Serialization;\n")
for aline in f:
new_file.write(aline)
for rline in linesToPatch:
if aline.strip() == rline.strip():
new_file.write("\t[XmlIgnore]\n")
break
linesToPatch.txt - is simple text file that contains all lines those must have XMLIgnore, for example:
[Association(Name="Invoice_AccountFee", Storage="_Invoice", ThisKey="InvoiceID", OtherKey="InvoiceID", IsForeignKey=true)]
[Association(Name="Accounts_basic_AccountInvoice", Storage="_Accounts_basic", ThisKey="CustomerID,SubID", OtherKey="customer_,sub", IsForeignKey=true)]
[Association(Name="Invoice_AccountInvoice", Storage="_Invoice", ThisKey="InvoiceID", OtherKey="InvoiceID", IsForeignKey=true)]
[Association(Name="AccountFeeType_AccountFeeSubType", Storage="_AccountFeeSubTypes", ThisKey="FeeTypeID", OtherKey="stFeeTypeID")]
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