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I have a datamodel :
Plan - Plan_Section - Section - Section_Question - Question -
Question_Answer - Answer - Answer_AnswerField - AnswerField
The problem is :
If i retrieve an existing plan with a complete set of child objects and
relations. Then add a mixture of new and existing objects to the plan, i.e.,
I add a new section containing two existing questions, one of which includes
a new answer.
section A(new) - question A(existing)
section A(new) - question B(existing) - answer A(new)
My understanding is that i need to add/create answer A and savecontext,
before i can add the relation between question B and answer A.
Is this correct, can someone direct me to some examples of creating/updating
many-to-many in the entity framework. Not just the usual, heres how you
retrieve many to many, or heres how you insert a complete new object graph.
This is all clear to me.
The problem is the lack of information about doing complex updates with a
mixture of new and existing objects in a large graph with many-to-many
relations.
I have a datamodel :
Plan - Plan_Section - Section - Section_Question - Question -
Question_Answer - Answer - Answer_AnswerField - AnswerField
The problem is :
If i retrieve an existing plan with a complete set of child objects and
relations. Then add a mixture of new and existing objects to the plan, i.e.,
I add a new section containing two existing questions, one of which includes
a new answer.
section A(new) - question A(existing)
section A(new) - question B(existing) - answer A(new)
My understanding is that i need to add/create answer A and savecontext,
before i can add the relation between question B and answer A.
Is this correct, can someone direct me to some examples of creating/updating
many-to-many in the entity framework. Not just the usual, heres how you
retrieve many to many, or heres how you insert a complete new object graph.
This is all clear to me.
The problem is the lack of information about doing complex updates with a
mixture of new and existing objects in a large graph with many-to-many
relations.