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    <p>It's really late, and I only spent about 10 minutes on this, so its extremely sloppy, however it does work and will give you a good jumping off point:</p> <pre><code>using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Reflection; namespace TableGenerator { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { List&lt;TableClass&gt; tables = new List&lt;TableClass&gt;(); // Pass assembly name via argument Assembly a = Assembly.LoadFile(args[0]); Type[] types = a.GetTypes(); // Get Types in the assembly. foreach (Type t in types) { TableClass tc = new TableClass(t); tables.Add(tc); } // Create SQL for each table foreach (TableClass table in tables) { Console.WriteLine(table.CreateTableScript()); Console.WriteLine(); } // Total Hacked way to find FK relationships! Too lazy to fix right now foreach (TableClass table in tables) { foreach (KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt; field in table.Fields) { foreach (TableClass t2 in tables) { if (field.Value.Name == t2.ClassName) { // We have a FK Relationship! Console.WriteLine("GO"); Console.WriteLine("ALTER TABLE " + table.ClassName + " WITH NOCHECK"); Console.WriteLine("ADD CONSTRAINT FK_" + field.Key + " FOREIGN KEY (" + field.Key + ") REFERENCES " + t2.ClassName + "(ID)"); Console.WriteLine("GO"); } } } } } } public class TableClass { private List&lt;KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt;&gt; _fieldInfo = new List&lt;KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt;&gt;(); private string _className = String.Empty; private Dictionary&lt;Type, String&gt; dataMapper { get { // Add the rest of your CLR Types to SQL Types mapping here Dictionary&lt;Type, String&gt; dataMapper = new Dictionary&lt;Type, string&gt;(); dataMapper.Add(typeof(int), "BIGINT"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(string), "NVARCHAR(500)"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(bool), "BIT"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(DateTime), "DATETIME"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(float), "FLOAT"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(decimal), "DECIMAL(18,0)"); dataMapper.Add(typeof(Guid), "UNIQUEIDENTIFIER"); return dataMapper; } } public List&lt;KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt;&gt; Fields { get { return this._fieldInfo; } set { this._fieldInfo = value; } } public string ClassName { get { return this._className; } set { this._className = value; } } public TableClass(Type t) { this._className = t.Name; foreach (PropertyInfo p in t.GetProperties()) { KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt; field = new KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt;(p.Name, p.PropertyType); this.Fields.Add(field); } } public string CreateTableScript() { System.Text.StringBuilder script = new StringBuilder(); script.AppendLine("CREATE TABLE " + this.ClassName); script.AppendLine("("); script.AppendLine("\t ID BIGINT,"); for (int i = 0; i &lt; this.Fields.Count; i++) { KeyValuePair&lt;String, Type&gt; field = this.Fields[i]; if (dataMapper.ContainsKey(field.Value)) { script.Append("\t " + field.Key + " " + dataMapper[field.Value]); } else { // Complex Type? script.Append("\t " + field.Key + " BIGINT"); } if (i != this.Fields.Count - 1) { script.Append(","); } script.Append(Environment.NewLine); } script.AppendLine(")"); return script.ToString(); } } } </code></pre> <p>I put these classes in an assembly to test it:</p> <pre><code>public class FakeDataClass { public int AnInt { get; set; } public string AString { get; set; } public float AFloat { get; set; } public FKClass AFKReference { get; set; } } public class FKClass { public int AFKInt { get; set; } } </code></pre> <p>And it generated the following SQL:</p> <pre><code>CREATE TABLE FakeDataClass ( ID BIGINT, AnInt BIGINT, AString NVARCHAR(255), AFloat FLOAT, AFKReference BIGINT ) CREATE TABLE FKClass ( ID BIGINT, AFKInt BIGINT ) GO ALTER TABLE FakeDataClass WITH NOCHECK ADD CONSTRAINT FK_AFKReference FOREIGN KEY (AFKReference) REFERENCES FKClass(ID) GO </code></pre> <p>Some further thoughts...I'd consider adding an attribute such as [SqlTable] to your classes, that way it only generates tables for the classes you want. Also, this can be cleaned up a ton, bugs fixed, optimized (the FK Checker is a joke) etc etc...Just to get you started.</p>
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