// do i really need this one, or should I require a Parent in order to find related children
//public List<RelatedNumberBLL> FindAllRelatedNumbersWithSpecificParentID(int id)
//{
// List<RelatedNumberBLL> rv = new List<RelatedNumberBLL>();
// var dalnumbers = DataContext.SP_ReadRelatedNumbersHavingSpecificParentID(id);
// foreach (var n in dalnumbers)
// {
// rv.Add(new RelatedNumberBLL( n));
// }
// return rv;
//}
#endregion Read
#region Update
public void OptimisticUpdateOfRelatedNumber(RelatedNumberBLL OriginalValues, RelatedNumberBLL NewValues)
{
if (OriginalValues.ID != NewValues.ID)
{
throw new Exception($"You may not change the ID of a RelatedNumber item during an Update. The OriginalValues ID is {OriginalValues.ID} and the NewValues ID is {NewValues.ID}. They must be the same.");
}
that.DataContext.RelatedNumbers.SP_OptimisticUpdateRelatedNumber(OriginalValues.ID,
OriginalValues.RelatedName, OriginalValues.RelatedLanguage, OriginalValues.ParentNumberID,
NewValues.RelatedName, NewValues.RelatedLanguage, NewValues.ParentNumberID);
}
public RelatedNumberBLL InsertNewRelatedNumber(string relatedname, string relatedlanguage, int parentID)
{
int id = that.DataContext.RelatedNumbers.SP_CreateRelatedNumber(relatedname, relatedlanguage, parentID);
RelatedNumberBLL rv = new RelatedNumberBLL();
rv.ID = id;
rv.ParentNumberID = parentID;
rv.RelatedLanguage = relatedlanguage;
rv.RelatedName = relatedname;
return(rv);
}
public void LoadParentIntoRelatedNumber(RelatedNumberBLL n)
{
n._parentNumber = that.Numbers.FindNumber(n.ID);
}
public void SafeDeleteOfNumber(RelatedNumberBLL NumberToDelete)
{
that.DataContext.RelatedNumbers.SP_SafeDeleteRelatedNumber(NumberToDelete.ID, NumberToDelete.RelatedName, NumberToDelete.RelatedLanguage, NumberToDelete.ParentNumberID);
}
public void PessimisticUpdateOfRelatedNumber(RelatedNumberBLL NewValues)
{
that.DataContext.RelatedNumbers.SP_PessimisticUpdateRelatedNumber(NewValues.ID, NewValues.RelatedName, NewValues.RelatedLanguage, NewValues.ParentNumberID);
}
