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I have the following classes:
Customer CustomerAddress PostCode State
On saving a customer with an address I do:
customer = dbContext.UpdateGraph<Customer> (entity, map => map.OwnedEntity(x => x.CustomerAddress, with => with.AssociatedEntity(x => x.PostCode)));
This works because State is associated to PostCode and PostCode is associated to state.
However, when GraphDiff reloads the saved entities, the state is null. So I tried:
customer = dbContext.UpdateGraph<Customer> (entity, map => map.OwnedEntity(x => x.CustomerAddress, with => with.AssociatedEntity(x => x.PostCode).AssociatedEntity(x => x.PostCode.State));
This does compile but it does not work, because it throws an exception about include paths.on other entities unrelated to the address.
Is there a way to solve this issue of associating a 3rd level?
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I have the following classes:
On saving a customer with an address I do:
This works because State is associated to PostCode and PostCode is associated to state.
However, when GraphDiff reloads the saved entities, the state is null. So I tried:
This does compile but it does not work, because it throws an exception about include paths.on other entities unrelated to the address.
Is there a way to solve this issue of associating a 3rd level?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: