/// <summary author="Dalton Cleveland" created="2019/02/21">
/// Sends Existing MaintenanceWorkOrder data along with the new MaintenanceWorkOrder data to MaintenanceWorkOrder Accessor. Returns an error if update fails
/// </summary>
public void EditMaintenanceWorkOrder(MaintenanceWorkOrder oldMaintenanceWorkOrder, MaintenanceWorkOrder newMaintenanceWorkOrder)
{
try
{
if (!newMaintenanceWorkOrder.IsValid())
{
throw new ArgumentException("Data for this new MaintenanceWorkOrder is not valid");
}
_maintenanceWorkOrderAccessor.UpdateMaintenanceWorkOrder(oldMaintenanceWorkOrder, newMaintenanceWorkOrder);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
ExceptionLogManager.getInstance().LogException(ex);
throw ex;
}
}
/// <summary author="Dalton Cleveland" created="2019/02/21">
/// Passes along a MaintenanceWorkOrder object to our MaintenanceWorkOrderAccessorMSSQL to be stored in our database
public void AddMaintenanceWorkOrder(MaintenanceWorkOrder newMaintenanceWorkOrder)
{
try
{
//Double Check the MaintenanceWorkOrder is Valid
if (!newMaintenanceWorkOrder.IsValid())
{
throw new ArgumentException("Data for this MaintenanceWorkOrder is not valid");
}
_maintenanceWorkOrderAccessor.CreateMaintenanceWorkOrder(newMaintenanceWorkOrder);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
ExceptionLogManager.getInstance().LogException(ex);
throw ex;
}
}