Closed yellokondi closed 6 years ago
Did you tell SqlFu which is the PK column? I think this is why it returns a null. I'll think about a way to return some feedback if a key is not specified, so that you have some confirmation about the insert
I tried researching on how to do that part. I could not find anything to declare a PK for my table. I believe this should be available somewhere within ConfigureTableForPoCo
Ok, fixed the issue and updated the readme with what you need. Ver 4.0.2 should appear on nuget soon.
Thank you.
Just so I understand: IsAutoIncremented() method for fields inside ConfigureTableForPoco() only works for Identity columns, correct? I tried setting this for my Guid PK column and as I expected an insert statement failed because it omitted that column. Is there any method I can use to decorate a class property as PK?
This should do the trick
d.Property(f => f.Id).IgnoreAtWriting()
The problem I am facing is the following scenario: A table I am running a
db.Insert(T myPoco)
for has a primary key being a Guid (UniqueIdentifier column). An insert itself works flawlessly. The problem starts when I attempt to verify an insert truly happened. I believe I should use the following to check that:InsertedId inserted = db.Insert(myPoco);
if(inserted.GetInsertedId<Guid>().Equals(Guid.Empty))
inserted.GetInsertedId<Guid>
is null. I checked other types - Int32, object - all return null.This is happening for a newest nuget package. I used to verify this in previous SqlFu versions by checking LastInsertedIs.IsEmpty() property but that is no longer available. Ideally, I would like to have the same functionality in version 4 of SqlFu. How can I achieve that?