public void UpdateCustomers(IEnumerable <WCCustomer> customers)
{
var query = @"
UPDATE [WeConnectSales_Monkey].[dbo].[Customers]
SET [CustomerNumber] = @customerNumber
,[CompanyCode] = @companyCode
,[Name] = @name
,[Address_City] = @city
,[Address_CountryCode] = @countryCode
,[Phone] = @phone
,[VATCode] = @vatNumber
,[LanguageCode] = @languageCode
,[Timestamp] = @timestampOfBatch
,[IsActive] = @isActive
,[Address_StreetHouseNumber] = @streetHouseNumber
,[Address_PostalCode] = @postalCode
,[Address_Region] = @region
,[CustomerType] = @customerType
WHERE [Id] = @customerId";
//todo: table-valued parameter instead of DB call inside loop
// * actually, in a reall app this would probably be a microservice that only upserts 1 customer at a time (while there are many copies running). So, that would also eliminate this loop.
foreach (var curCustomer in customers)
{
using (var dbContext = new WCSalesDBContext(_connectionStringSettingName))
{
dbContext.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand(query,
new SqlParameter("customerNumber", curCustomer.CustomerNumber),
new SqlParameter("companyCode", curCustomer.CompanyCode),
new SqlParameter("name", curCustomer.Name),
new SqlParameter("city", curCustomer.Address_City),
new SqlParameter("countryCode", curCustomer.Address_CountryCode),
new SqlParameter("phone", curCustomer.Phone),
new SqlParameter("vatNumber", curCustomer.VATCode),
new SqlParameter("languageCode", curCustomer.LanguageCode),
new SqlParameter("timestampOfBatch", _timestampOfBatch),
new SqlParameter("isActive", curCustomer.IsActive),
new SqlParameter("streetHouseNumber", curCustomer.Address_StreetHouseNumber),
new SqlParameter("postalCode", curCustomer.Address_PostalCode),
new SqlParameter("region", curCustomer.Address_Region),
new SqlParameter("customerType", curCustomer.Address_CustomerType),
new SqlParameter("customerId", curCustomer.Id));
}
}
}
public void InsertCustomers(IEnumerable <WCCustomer> customers)
{
//todo: this query needs a thread-safe way of generating the next customer ID
var query = @"
DECLARE @customerId int
SELECT @customerId=ISNULL((MAX(Id) + 1),1000) FROM [WeConnectSales_Monkey].[dbo].[Customers]
INSERT INTO [WeConnectSales_Monkey].[dbo].[Customers]
([Id]
,[CustomerNumber]
,[CompanyCode]
,[Name]
,[Address_City]
,[Address_CountryCode]
,[Phone]
,[VATCode]
,[LanguageCode]
,[Timestamp]
,[IsActive]
,[Address_StreetHouseNumber]
,[Address_PostalCode]
,[Address_Region]
,[CustomerType])
VALUES
(@customerId
,@customerNumber
,@companyCode
,@name
,@city
,@countryCode
,@phone
,@vatNumber
,@languageCode
,@timestampOfBatch
,@isActive
,@streetHouseNumber
,@postalCode
,@region
,@customerType)" ;
//todo: table-valued parameter instead of DB call inside loop
// * actually, in a reall app this would probably be a microservice that only upserts 1 customer at a time (while there are many copies running). So, that would also eliminate this loop.
foreach (var curCustomer in customers)
{
using (var dbContext = new WCSalesDBContext(_connectionStringSettingName))
{
dbContext.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand(query,
new SqlParameter("customerNumber", curCustomer.CustomerNumber),
new SqlParameter("companyCode", curCustomer.CompanyCode),
new SqlParameter("name", curCustomer.Name),
new SqlParameter("city", curCustomer.Address_City),
new SqlParameter("countryCode", curCustomer.Address_CountryCode),
new SqlParameter("phone", curCustomer.Phone),
new SqlParameter("vatNumber", curCustomer.VATCode),
new SqlParameter("languageCode", curCustomer.LanguageCode),
new SqlParameter("timestampOfBatch", _timestampOfBatch),
new SqlParameter("isActive", curCustomer.IsActive),
new SqlParameter("streetHouseNumber", curCustomer.Address_StreetHouseNumber),
new SqlParameter("postalCode", curCustomer.Address_PostalCode),
new SqlParameter("region", curCustomer.Address_Region),
new SqlParameter("customerType", curCustomer.Address_CustomerType));
}
}
}
