I want add and edit items in Users. I use this code:
DataContext db = new DataContext();
private void Save()
{
User user = (SelectedUser == null) ? new User() : db.User.Find(SelectedUser.UserName);
user.FirstName = FirstName;
user.CcRowIndex = CcRowIndex;
user.Image = Image;
user.LastName = LastName;
user.OrganizationalPostId = OrganizationalPost;
user.OrganizationalUnitId = OrganizationalUnit;
user.Password = Password;
user.Signature = Signature;
user.SubsetUsers = SubsetUsersList;
user.UserName = UserName;
if (SelectedUser == null)
{
db.User.Add(user);
}
db.SaveChanges();
}
I add Items, but when I edit items I get error:
The relationship between the two objects cannot be defined because they are attached to different ObjectContext objects.+ savechange of datacontext
It would help to see the definition of your User
class, however, I can take a guess.
Assumption:
SubsetUsersList
property is a collection of other User
instances The SubsetUsersList
is populated from another instance of your DbContext
. When you attempt to use these entities in the new instance of DbContext
, EF complains.
// SubsetUsersList populated by unknown DbContext instance
user.SubsetUsers = SubsetUsersList;
// db instance throws exception
db.SaveChanges();
An alternative is to load these users in the current db
instance:
// Guessing at the definition of your User class
var subsetUserIds = SubsetUsersList.Select(u => u.UserId).ToArray();
user.SubsetUsers = db.User.Where(u => subsetUserIds.Contains(u.UserId).ToList();
This is not efficient, but should help you understand the issue here.
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