private void ProcessAutogeneratedKeys()
{
var tempKeys = EntitiesWithAutoGeneratedKeys.Cast <EFEntityInfo>().Where(
entityInfo => entityInfo.AutoGeneratedKey.AutoGeneratedKeyType == AutoGeneratedKeyType.KeyGenerator)
.Select(ei => new TempKeyInfo(ei))
.ToList();
if (tempKeys.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
if (this.KeyGenerator == null)
{
this.KeyGenerator = GetKeyGenerator();
}
this.KeyGenerator.UpdateKeys(tempKeys);
tempKeys.ForEach(tki => {
// Clever hack - next 3 lines cause all entities related to tki.Entity to have
// their relationships updated. So all related entities for each tki are updated.
// Basically we set the entity to look like a preexisting entity by setting its
// entityState to unchanged. This is what fixes up the relations, then we set it back to added
// Now when we update the pk - all fks will get changed as well. Note that the fk change will only
// occur during the save.
var entry = GetObjectStateEntry(tki.Entity);
entry.ChangeState(System.Data.EntityState.Unchanged);
entry.ChangeState(System.Data.EntityState.Added);
var val = ConvertValue(tki.RealValue, tki.Property.PropertyType);
tki.Property.SetValue(tki.Entity, val, null);
});
}
private List <KeyMapping> UpdateAutoGeneratedKeys()
{
// where clause is necessary in case the Entities were suppressed in the beforeSave event.
var keyMappings = EntitiesWithAutoGeneratedKeys.Cast <EFEntityInfo>()
.Where(entityInfo => entityInfo.ObjectStateEntry != null)
.Select(entityInfo => {
var autoGeneratedKey = entityInfo.AutoGeneratedKey;
if (autoGeneratedKey.AutoGeneratedKeyType == AutoGeneratedKeyType.Identity)
{
autoGeneratedKey.RealValue = GetOsePropertyValue(entityInfo.ObjectStateEntry, autoGeneratedKey.PropertyName);
}
return(new KeyMapping()
{
EntityTypeName = entityInfo.Entity.GetType().FullName,
TempValue = autoGeneratedKey.TempValue,
RealValue = autoGeneratedKey.RealValue
});
});
return(keyMappings.ToList());
}
