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Wilson ORMapper Examples
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Relationship Examples
using System; using Wilson.ORMapper;
namespace Wilson.Examples
{
publicsealedclass Global
{
publicstatic ObjectSpace Manager; // See Initialization Example
privatestaticvoid RunExamples() {
// This example uses code to demostrate all types of Relationships
// Note that they are automatically displayed in Hierarchical Grids
// Also note that inthiscase all Relationships were Lazy-Loaded
ObjectSet categories = Manager.GetObjectSet(typeof(Category), String.Empty);
foreach (Category category in categories) {
Console.WriteLine("Category {0}: {1}", category.Id, category.Desc);
// Category and Contacts defined as a Many-To-Many Relationship
foreach (Contact contact in category.Contacts) {
Console.WriteLine("-- {0}: {1}", contact.Id, contact.Name);
// Contacts and Details defined as a One-To-Many Relationship
foreach (Detail detail in contact.Details) {
// Details and Contacts defined as a Many-To-One Relationship
// This is the Reverse which allows getting Contact from Detail
// Note that Many-To-One can also be used for One-To-One Cases
Console.WriteLine(" {0}: {1}", detail.Contact().Name, detail.Info);
detail.Comment = "Update Each Child";
}
// PersistChanges with an ICollection is Transactional Persist
// Note that you can create your own ICollection for Transactions
Manager.PersistChanges(contact.Details);
}
}
}
}
}
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