1. How can NHibernate know that the instance is dirty & needs updating if it
hasn't been retrieved from the DB?
2. What if your setter has side effects, e.g.
class SomeType {
private SomeParentType _parent;
public User Owner { get; protected set; }
public SomeParentType Parent { // Denormalised for
performance…
set {
_parent = value;
this.Owner = _parent.Owner;
}
/Pete
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
merrycoder
Sent: 21 February 2014 14:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: [nhusers] Proxy m -> 1 assignment and lazy loading
Hi there
I want to update an instance without loading it first. this is accomplished by
loading the proxy with session.load(), updating it's values and saving it.
var myinstance = session.Load<SomeType>(10);
myinstance.intproperty = 10;
session.Update(myinstance); //-> only update statement is sent to DB - ok!
This works fine with properties of primitive types, but as soon as I set a m ->
1 relationship myinstance will be fetched from DB:
var myinstance = session.Load(10);
myinstance.myparent = session.Load<SomeParentType>(20); //-> myinstance is
fetched from DB! - nok!
session.Update(myinstance); //-> update statement is sent to DB
Can i prevent myinstance to be fetched? IMHO calling the setter of myparent
should not fetch the instance.
Thanks
Stefan
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