This may seem silly question. Sorry about this :)
I am using C# Entityframework to store an entity in a sqlserver table. I have the following sample class:
public calss Item
{
public int ItemId {get;set;}
public int? ParentId {get;set;}
public string Column1 {get;set;}
public string Column2 {get;set;}
}
Expected Data:
ItemId ParentId Column1 Column2
100 null paaaaaa null
101 100 null Childdddd
i am saving the entities in memory and finally call context.savechanges(). How do i get the id of the parent when i save both the records at one save?
thanks
You can achieve this like that :
public class Item
{
public int ItemId {get;set;}
public int? ParentId => Parent?.ItemId;
public string Column1 {get;set;}
public string Column2 {get;set;}
public Item Parent {get;set;}
}
First of all I think you shouldn't do it on save, in my opinion it's better do it when you create child.
Create method that finds parents by your logic. (it's hard to answer not knowing how do you determine which one is parent if there is more then one)
void Save()
{
SetParents();
context.savechanges();
}
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