private void FixupRegion1(Region previousValue, bool skipKeys = false)
{
if (IsDeserializing)
{
return;
}
if (previousValue != null && previousValue.RegionAdminFeeValues1.Contains(this))
{
previousValue.RegionAdminFeeValues1.Remove(this);
}
if (Region1 != null)
{
if (!Region1.RegionAdminFeeValues1.Contains(this))
{
Region1.RegionAdminFeeValues1.Add(this);
}
ToId = Region1.Id;
}
else if (!skipKeys)
{
ToId = null;
}
if (ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
if (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.ContainsKey("Region1")
&& (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues["Region1"] == Region1))
{
ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.Remove("Region1");
}
else
{
ChangeTracker.RecordOriginalValue("Region1", previousValue);
}
if (Region1 != null && !Region1.ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
Region1.StartTracking();
}
}
}
private void FixupRegion(Region previousValue)
{
// This is the dependent end in an association that performs cascade deletes.
// Update the principal's event listener to refer to the new dependent.
// This is a unidirectional relationship from the dependent to the principal, so the dependent end is
// responsible for managing the cascade delete event handler. In all other cases the principal end will manage it.
if (previousValue != null)
{
previousValue.ChangeTracker.ObjectStateChanging -= HandleCascadeDelete;
}
if (Region != null)
{
Region.ChangeTracker.ObjectStateChanging += HandleCascadeDelete;
}
if (IsDeserializing)
{
return;
}
if (Region != null)
{
RegionId = Region.Id;
}
if (ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
if (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.ContainsKey("Region")
&& (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues["Region"] == Region))
{
ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.Remove("Region");
}
else
{
ChangeTracker.RecordOriginalValue("Region", previousValue);
// This is the dependent end of an identifying association, so it must be deleted when the relationship is
// removed. If the current state is Added, the relationship can be changed without causing the dependent to be deleted.
// This is a unidirectional relationship from the dependent to the principal, so the dependent end is
// responsible for cascading the delete. In all other cases the principal end will manage it.
if (previousValue != null && ChangeTracker.State != ObjectState.Added)
{
this.MarkAsDeleted();
}
}
if (Region != null && !Region.ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
Region.StartTracking();
}
}
}
private void FixupRegion(Region previousValue, bool skipKeys = false)
{
if (IsDeserializing)
{
return;
}
if (Region != null)
{
RegionId = Region.Id;
}
else if (!skipKeys)
{
RegionId = null;
}
if (ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
if (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.ContainsKey("Region")
&& (ChangeTracker.OriginalValues["Region"] == Region))
{
ChangeTracker.OriginalValues.Remove("Region");
}
else
{
ChangeTracker.RecordOriginalValue("Region", previousValue);
}
if (Region != null && !Region.ChangeTracker.ChangeTrackingEnabled)
{
Region.StartTracking();
}
}
}
