public void Update(Region region, List<Territory> territories)
{
// TODO: Add Unit Test
if (region == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("region", "region is null.");
if (territories == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("territories", "territories is null.");
using (var dbContext = new NWContext())
{
foreach (var item in territories)
{
var found = dbContext.Territories.Find(item.TerritoryID);
if (found != null)
{
/* NOTE:
* Pre-process the Territory IDs to see if they should be "synced" with the name/description.
* This will be the case if, in the original, the ID was the same as the description
*/
string foundTerritoryID = found.TerritoryID;
string foundTerritoryDescription = found.TerritoryDescription.Trim(); // HACK: Turns out, the column is nchar(50), not an nvarchar....
string itemTerritoryID = item.TerritoryID;
string itemTerritoryDescription = item.TerritoryDescription.Trim();
if (foundTerritoryID.Equals(foundTerritoryDescription) &&
!itemTerritoryID.Equals(itemTerritoryDescription))
{
item.TerritoryID = itemTerritoryDescription;
dbContext.Territories.Remove(found); // Because the PK has changed...
dbContext.Territories.Add(item); // Because the PK has changed...
}
}
}
dbContext.Entry(region).State = EntityState.Modified;
dbContext.SaveChanges();
}
}
public void UpdateShipper(Shipper info)
{
//NOTE: See question and commentary on
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15336248/entity-framework-5-updating-a-record
using (var context = new NWContext())
{
context.Shippers.Attach(info);
context.Entry(info).State = EntityState.Modified;
context.SaveChanges();
}
}