I am trying to gain a better understanding of how Castle ActiveRecord
works. I have a working knowledge of when to use the Inverse=true
property, but am not completely certain what it does. The user manual
is a bit vague explaining this property.
When it says a "relation is writable" what does that mean? It seems
that when I don't use the Inverse=true I can write records to a
related table with the foreign key remaining null. But when I use the
inverse property, I am not certain when to use the .Create function in
properly saving the code. In the past couple projects I have written,
I usually end up iterating through an IList and running the .Create
function on each member...can this be done in bulk with proper use of
the Inverse property?
Sorry for such a newbie question, but I really am wanting to expand my
understanding of AR as I have really liked using the framework.
Thank you,
Chris Sims
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