/// <summary>
/// Updates the CollectionEntry to reflect that it is has been successfully flushed to the database.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="collection">The <see cref="PersistentCollection"/> that was flushed.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// Called after a <em>successful</em> flush.
/// </remarks>
internal bool PostFlush( PersistentCollection collection )
{
if( ignore )
{
ignore = false;
}
else
{
// the CollectionEntry should be processed if we are in the PostFlush()
if( !processed )
{
throw new AssertionFailure( "collection was not processed by Flush()" );
}
// now that the flush has gone through move everything that is the current
// over to the loaded fields and set dirty to false since the db & collection
// are in synch.
loadedKey = currentKey;
SetLoadedPersister( currentPersister );
dirty = false;
// collection needs to know its' representation in memory and with
// the db is now in synch - esp important for collections like a bag
// that can add without initializing the collection.
collection.PostFlush();
// if it was initialized or any of the scheduled actions were performed then
// need to resnapshot the contents of the collection.
if( initialized && ( doremove || dorecreate || doupdate ) )
{
InitSnapshot( collection, loadedPersister );
}
}
return loadedPersister == null;
}
