static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Active Record Methods using QueryBuilder
// Fetch
//Address Address = QueryBuilder.QueryBuilder<Address>.Init().Fetch(new Address { AddressID = 5 });
// Create
//QueryBuilder.QueryBuilder<Address>.Init().Create(new Address() { Address1 = "123 Main", AddressTypeID = 1, City = "Irving", State = null, Country = 1 });
// Update
//QueryBuilder.QueryBuilder<Address>.Init().Update(new Address() { AddressID = Address.AddressID, Address1 = "123 MainU", AddressTypeID = 1, City = "Irving", State = null, Country = 1 });
// Fetch using Active Record metaphor.
// Fetch
AR.Address Address = AR.Address.Fetch(5);
// Create
AR.Address AddressToCreate = new AR.Address() { Address1 = "123 Main", AddressTypeID = 1, City = "Irving", State = null, Country = 1 };
AddressToCreate.DoCreate();
// Update
// You dont need to get the entity first to update it. Just set the properties you want to update
AR.Address AddressToUpdate = new AR.Address();
// Set the primary key. This is required
AddressToUpdate.AddressID = 5;
// Now just set the fields you want to update
AddressToUpdate.City = "IrvingU";
AddressToUpdate.DoUpdate();
// Delete. Not implemented yet
// Builder pattern
// Address builderAddress = ((AddressBuilder)BaseFixture<Address>.Init().Builder()).Inject(InjectionType.Create);
// Build an Address but with some properties
// Active Record
AR.Address builderAddressWithOverride = BaseFixture<AR.Address>.Init().Inject(new AR.Address() { AddressTypeID = 1, Country = 1, City = "Irving" }, InjectionType.Create);
// Entity Framework
EF.Address address = EFFixture<EF.Address>.Init().Inject(new EF.Address() { AddressTypeID = 1, Country = 1, City = "Irving" }, InjectionType.Create);
//Address Address = QueryBuilder.QueryBuilder<Address>.Init().Where(a => { a.City = "Irnving"; a.PostalCode = "76021"; }).Fetch();
var addr = new Address1();
var b = addr.SetBeforeFetch(a => { a.City = "Irving"; a.Postal = "76021"; });
}
