I am looking for a simple example of how to generate class files based on tables in a database.

If it had the following it would be even better:

table schema name used in namespace

FK example

I could also use a CRUD stored procedure creation example too.

So installing all of the Clarious and DSL software is just the means to installing templates on my system that I could use as examples, right? I would create a normal guidance package based on these examples but would not have to install Clarious or DSL, right?

Somewhat. What I am really looking to do is get a handle on the pieces so that I understand them better more then modify a factory and use it.

If I could figure out how to do the following it would get me startedunderstanding of GAT:

1) creates a folder in a solution

2) generates a class for each table in a database

3) creates private member variables and public properties for each field in a table

4) creates a CRUD stored procedure file for each table

5) builds methods based on SP's

6) adds a project to a solution

7) adds a reference to a project

The problem I find is that they are either a part of a larger package and then the examples get confusing, two many extras are added to the basic principles,or there are too many dependencies such as other pieces of software that are required.

If each one was a separate and discreet example and drilled down into the files that needed to be edited, created, and located I would be well on my way. I was trying to short cut doing it myself to see if anybody else had gone through the same exercise. This way I could move quickly from learning to implementing.

To your question, it is more clear but not exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to reduce the "clutter" or find out exactly what was requiredto accomplishthese basic steps. I think if SFT is not required to accomplish these steps I do not want to complicate my learning.