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Well, if your read Ben's blog, you'll see that you can create your own versions of @DbCommand, @DbColumn, and @DbLookup. Which one you choose is up to you, although I will agree that @DbCommand is probably the most obvious choice. If you check out the code in TeamStudio's smarticons, you'll see things like @DbColumn( "TMS":"NoCache" ; "CLSVIEW"). As far as I understand, this is a typical implementation of a dll-file that they have created for their own needs. But alright, this is probably not an easy thing to implement and may need things like extension manager stuff. At the moment, this is a bit out of my league, but I would be very happy if any of the other readers of this forum could guide me in the right direction.
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