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Extending The Tenant
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I am looking to extend the Tenant functionality by creating a recursive relationship so that a Tenant may be a parent of many other Tenants.
For Example:
>Tenant A
>Tenant B
>Tenant C
>Tenant D
Should I extend the Domain obj Tenant or is there already a way to achieve the above?
aspnetboilerplate
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
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I am looking to extend the Tenant functionality by creating a recursive relationship so that a Tenant may be a parent of many other Tenants.
For Example:
>Tenant A
>Tenant B
>Tenant C
>Tenant D
Should I extend the Domain obj Tenant or is there already a way to achieve the above?
aspnetboilerplate
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
1
Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53
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I am looking to extend the Tenant functionality by creating a recursive relationship so that a Tenant may be a parent of many other Tenants.
For Example:
>Tenant A
>Tenant B
>Tenant C
>Tenant D
Should I extend the Domain obj Tenant or is there already a way to achieve the above?
aspnetboilerplate
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
I am looking to extend the Tenant functionality by creating a recursive relationship so that a Tenant may be a parent of many other Tenants.
For Example:
>Tenant A
>Tenant B
>Tenant C
>Tenant D
Should I extend the Domain obj Tenant or is there already a way to achieve the above?
aspnetboilerplate
aspnetboilerplate
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
asked Mar 24 at 14:03
Ivan SagerIvan Sager
5119
5119
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Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53
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Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53
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Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53
Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53
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Thanks, #aspnetboilerplate team > the latest version does a nice job with Organization-Units to achieve what I need.
answered Apr 5 at 15:52
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Thanks, #aspnetboilerplate team > the latest version does a nice job with Organization-Units to achieve what I need.
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Thanks, #aspnetboilerplate team > the latest version does a nice job with Organization-Units to achieve what I need.
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Thanks, #aspnetboilerplate team > the latest version does a nice job with Organization-Units to achieve what I need.
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Currently there isn't a built-in way to achieve this. You can try adding ParentTenantId to the existing Tenant entity
– ryan.c
Mar 25 at 1:53