I am writing a LINQ to SQL to do a RemoveRange
. The following is working.
ctx.Table1Set.AttachRange(records);
ctx.Table1Set.RemoveRange(records);
I have to do AttachRange
or my RemoveRange
will throw an exception that it does not exists in the ObjectManager
.
I would like to check if my ctx is attached or not attached with the parameter, LIST of records which is a list of two fields, ID and CODE
1 1001
2 1002
3 1003
I researched on other post using the following code
var entry = context.Entry(ug);
if (entry.State == EntityState.Detached)
{
context.MY_GROUPS.Attach(ug);
}
but this is for one object and not a list of objects.
Is there a way to check the context state with a list?
If I have a List<Table1>
aka list of records,
How can I check if the context, ctx, not attached with a LIST of objects?
由于信誉要求,我无法评论,但是调试此错误的一种方法是在newrecords上尝试foreach,然后在try catch中的记录上尝试.remove()。
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