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It seems that we can map any string (column name) to a model by AddMapping, and if the provided column name is wrong, no exception is raised, and it will be just mapped to empty values.
The only way that I found to check this, is to first fetch a dynamic object, and cycle over it's properties, to check if all columns match, then to fetch to a model. I think there should a more convenient mechanism for that.
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It seems that we can map any string (column name) to a model by AddMapping, and if the provided column name is wrong, no exception is raised, and it will be just mapped to empty values.
The only way that I found to check this, is to first fetch a dynamic object, and cycle over it's properties, to check if all columns match, then to fetch to a model. I think there should a more convenient mechanism for that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: