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I'm using vs2017 with entityframework 6.1.0 and winforms . As for entityframework i use code-first. I need to make a movie app, I have made all classes for them Movie
, Genre
and Cast
(actors).
All Genres
are pre inserted in the database. When using update-database everything is created including joining tables moviegenre and movie cast and also foreignkeys. When i insert a movie object. it links the id's from genre cast and movies but it also reinserts every genre which means i have duplicates. I only want the linking of course. So far this is my code.
movie class:
public class Movie
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int MovieId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
//[ForeignKey("GenreId")]
public virtual List<Genre> Genre get; set;
//[ForeignKey("CastId")]
public virtual List<Cast> cast get; set;
[Required]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
public int CastId get; set;
[Display(Name = "Release Date")]
public DateTime ReleaseDate get; set;
public Movie()
Genre = new List<Genre>();
cast = new List<Cast>();
Genre and cast (the same for both classes)
public class Genre
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
public List<Movie> Movies get; set;
and of course my code (this piece of code is from the button click event to add a movie into the db.):
private void btnAddMovie_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
List<Genre> genrelist = new List<Genre>();
List<Cast> castlist = new List<Cast>();
var movie = new Movie();
movie.Name = txtTitle.Text;
movie.ReleaseDate = released;
//creating lists
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
foreach (string item in lbCast2.Items)
var cast = new Cast();
cast.Name = item;
castlist.Add(cast);
movie.Genre = genrelist;
movie.cast = castlist;
_context.movies.Add(movie);
Save();
private async void Save()
await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
What am I doing wrong that it links and reinserts it?
c# .net winforms entity-framework-6
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I'm using vs2017 with entityframework 6.1.0 and winforms . As for entityframework i use code-first. I need to make a movie app, I have made all classes for them Movie
, Genre
and Cast
(actors).
All Genres
are pre inserted in the database. When using update-database everything is created including joining tables moviegenre and movie cast and also foreignkeys. When i insert a movie object. it links the id's from genre cast and movies but it also reinserts every genre which means i have duplicates. I only want the linking of course. So far this is my code.
movie class:
public class Movie
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int MovieId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
//[ForeignKey("GenreId")]
public virtual List<Genre> Genre get; set;
//[ForeignKey("CastId")]
public virtual List<Cast> cast get; set;
[Required]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
public int CastId get; set;
[Display(Name = "Release Date")]
public DateTime ReleaseDate get; set;
public Movie()
Genre = new List<Genre>();
cast = new List<Cast>();
Genre and cast (the same for both classes)
public class Genre
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
public List<Movie> Movies get; set;
and of course my code (this piece of code is from the button click event to add a movie into the db.):
private void btnAddMovie_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
List<Genre> genrelist = new List<Genre>();
List<Cast> castlist = new List<Cast>();
var movie = new Movie();
movie.Name = txtTitle.Text;
movie.ReleaseDate = released;
//creating lists
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
foreach (string item in lbCast2.Items)
var cast = new Cast();
cast.Name = item;
castlist.Add(cast);
movie.Genre = genrelist;
movie.cast = castlist;
_context.movies.Add(movie);
Save();
private async void Save()
await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
What am I doing wrong that it links and reinserts it?
c# .net winforms entity-framework-6
you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54
add a comment
|
I'm using vs2017 with entityframework 6.1.0 and winforms . As for entityframework i use code-first. I need to make a movie app, I have made all classes for them Movie
, Genre
and Cast
(actors).
All Genres
are pre inserted in the database. When using update-database everything is created including joining tables moviegenre and movie cast and also foreignkeys. When i insert a movie object. it links the id's from genre cast and movies but it also reinserts every genre which means i have duplicates. I only want the linking of course. So far this is my code.
movie class:
public class Movie
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int MovieId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
//[ForeignKey("GenreId")]
public virtual List<Genre> Genre get; set;
//[ForeignKey("CastId")]
public virtual List<Cast> cast get; set;
[Required]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
public int CastId get; set;
[Display(Name = "Release Date")]
public DateTime ReleaseDate get; set;
public Movie()
Genre = new List<Genre>();
cast = new List<Cast>();
Genre and cast (the same for both classes)
public class Genre
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
public List<Movie> Movies get; set;
and of course my code (this piece of code is from the button click event to add a movie into the db.):
private void btnAddMovie_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
List<Genre> genrelist = new List<Genre>();
List<Cast> castlist = new List<Cast>();
var movie = new Movie();
movie.Name = txtTitle.Text;
movie.ReleaseDate = released;
//creating lists
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
foreach (string item in lbCast2.Items)
var cast = new Cast();
cast.Name = item;
castlist.Add(cast);
movie.Genre = genrelist;
movie.cast = castlist;
_context.movies.Add(movie);
Save();
private async void Save()
await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
What am I doing wrong that it links and reinserts it?
c# .net winforms entity-framework-6
I'm using vs2017 with entityframework 6.1.0 and winforms . As for entityframework i use code-first. I need to make a movie app, I have made all classes for them Movie
, Genre
and Cast
(actors).
All Genres
are pre inserted in the database. When using update-database everything is created including joining tables moviegenre and movie cast and also foreignkeys. When i insert a movie object. it links the id's from genre cast and movies but it also reinserts every genre which means i have duplicates. I only want the linking of course. So far this is my code.
movie class:
public class Movie
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int MovieId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
//[ForeignKey("GenreId")]
public virtual List<Genre> Genre get; set;
//[ForeignKey("CastId")]
public virtual List<Cast> cast get; set;
[Required]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
public int CastId get; set;
[Display(Name = "Release Date")]
public DateTime ReleaseDate get; set;
public Movie()
Genre = new List<Genre>();
cast = new List<Cast>();
Genre and cast (the same for both classes)
public class Genre
[Key]
[DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
public int GenreId get; set;
[Required]
[StringLength(255)]
public string Name get; set;
public List<Movie> Movies get; set;
and of course my code (this piece of code is from the button click event to add a movie into the db.):
private void btnAddMovie_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
List<Genre> genrelist = new List<Genre>();
List<Cast> castlist = new List<Cast>();
var movie = new Movie();
movie.Name = txtTitle.Text;
movie.ReleaseDate = released;
//creating lists
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
foreach (string item in lbCast2.Items)
var cast = new Cast();
cast.Name = item;
castlist.Add(cast);
movie.Genre = genrelist;
movie.cast = castlist;
_context.movies.Add(movie);
Save();
private async void Save()
await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
What am I doing wrong that it links and reinserts it?
c# .net winforms entity-framework-6
c# .net winforms entity-framework-6
edited Mar 28 at 22:03
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you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54
add a comment
|
you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54
you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54
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Your problem is because you are creating the Generes again, and again every time you add a new movie and you have a Identity Key, so, no exception will throw.
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//Here is your problem, you are creating a new Genere instead of using the already created
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
So, instead of creating, use ef to get the existing ones
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//try to get the genere from database
var genre = _context.generes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == item);
//if it doesn't exist..
if(genre == null)
//Create it
genre = new Genre();
//And set the name
genre.Name = item;
//but, if it already exist, you dont create a new one, just use the existing one
genrelist.Add(genre);
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Entity Framework cannot figure out if a Genre
or Cast
already exists, even if you make an instance of one of them, with identical properties to one which exists in the database. Instead you need to get the existing genres and cast from the database and apply them. And only create a new instance, if it is a completely new genre or cast, which is not in the database:
Pseudo-code:
SaveMovie(Movie movie)
var existingGenres = GetGenresFromDatabase();
var movieGenres = GetGenresFromListBox();
foreach (var genre in movieGenres)
if (genre in existingGenres)
existingGenre = existingGenres.Where(genreId = genre.Id);
movie.Genres.Add(existingGenre)
else
movies.Add(genre)
dbcontext.Add(movie);
dbcontext.SaveChanges();
1
Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something likeFirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.
– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
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Your problem is because you are creating the Generes again, and again every time you add a new movie and you have a Identity Key, so, no exception will throw.
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//Here is your problem, you are creating a new Genere instead of using the already created
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
So, instead of creating, use ef to get the existing ones
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//try to get the genere from database
var genre = _context.generes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == item);
//if it doesn't exist..
if(genre == null)
//Create it
genre = new Genre();
//And set the name
genre.Name = item;
//but, if it already exist, you dont create a new one, just use the existing one
genrelist.Add(genre);
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Your problem is because you are creating the Generes again, and again every time you add a new movie and you have a Identity Key, so, no exception will throw.
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//Here is your problem, you are creating a new Genere instead of using the already created
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
So, instead of creating, use ef to get the existing ones
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//try to get the genere from database
var genre = _context.generes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == item);
//if it doesn't exist..
if(genre == null)
//Create it
genre = new Genre();
//And set the name
genre.Name = item;
//but, if it already exist, you dont create a new one, just use the existing one
genrelist.Add(genre);
add a comment
|
Your problem is because you are creating the Generes again, and again every time you add a new movie and you have a Identity Key, so, no exception will throw.
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//Here is your problem, you are creating a new Genere instead of using the already created
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
So, instead of creating, use ef to get the existing ones
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//try to get the genere from database
var genre = _context.generes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == item);
//if it doesn't exist..
if(genre == null)
//Create it
genre = new Genre();
//And set the name
genre.Name = item;
//but, if it already exist, you dont create a new one, just use the existing one
genrelist.Add(genre);
Your problem is because you are creating the Generes again, and again every time you add a new movie and you have a Identity Key, so, no exception will throw.
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//Here is your problem, you are creating a new Genere instead of using the already created
var genre = new Genre();
genre.Name = item;
genrelist.Add(genre);
So, instead of creating, use ef to get the existing ones
foreach (string item in lbgenre2.Items)
//try to get the genere from database
var genre = _context.generes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Name == item);
//if it doesn't exist..
if(genre == null)
//Create it
genre = new Genre();
//And set the name
genre.Name = item;
//but, if it already exist, you dont create a new one, just use the existing one
genrelist.Add(genre);
edited Mar 30 at 3:40
answered Mar 28 at 19:46
Juan Salvador PortugalJuan Salvador Portugal
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Entity Framework cannot figure out if a Genre
or Cast
already exists, even if you make an instance of one of them, with identical properties to one which exists in the database. Instead you need to get the existing genres and cast from the database and apply them. And only create a new instance, if it is a completely new genre or cast, which is not in the database:
Pseudo-code:
SaveMovie(Movie movie)
var existingGenres = GetGenresFromDatabase();
var movieGenres = GetGenresFromListBox();
foreach (var genre in movieGenres)
if (genre in existingGenres)
existingGenre = existingGenres.Where(genreId = genre.Id);
movie.Genres.Add(existingGenre)
else
movies.Add(genre)
dbcontext.Add(movie);
dbcontext.SaveChanges();
1
Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something likeFirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.
– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
add a comment
|
Entity Framework cannot figure out if a Genre
or Cast
already exists, even if you make an instance of one of them, with identical properties to one which exists in the database. Instead you need to get the existing genres and cast from the database and apply them. And only create a new instance, if it is a completely new genre or cast, which is not in the database:
Pseudo-code:
SaveMovie(Movie movie)
var existingGenres = GetGenresFromDatabase();
var movieGenres = GetGenresFromListBox();
foreach (var genre in movieGenres)
if (genre in existingGenres)
existingGenre = existingGenres.Where(genreId = genre.Id);
movie.Genres.Add(existingGenre)
else
movies.Add(genre)
dbcontext.Add(movie);
dbcontext.SaveChanges();
1
Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something likeFirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.
– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
add a comment
|
Entity Framework cannot figure out if a Genre
or Cast
already exists, even if you make an instance of one of them, with identical properties to one which exists in the database. Instead you need to get the existing genres and cast from the database and apply them. And only create a new instance, if it is a completely new genre or cast, which is not in the database:
Pseudo-code:
SaveMovie(Movie movie)
var existingGenres = GetGenresFromDatabase();
var movieGenres = GetGenresFromListBox();
foreach (var genre in movieGenres)
if (genre in existingGenres)
existingGenre = existingGenres.Where(genreId = genre.Id);
movie.Genres.Add(existingGenre)
else
movies.Add(genre)
dbcontext.Add(movie);
dbcontext.SaveChanges();
Entity Framework cannot figure out if a Genre
or Cast
already exists, even if you make an instance of one of them, with identical properties to one which exists in the database. Instead you need to get the existing genres and cast from the database and apply them. And only create a new instance, if it is a completely new genre or cast, which is not in the database:
Pseudo-code:
SaveMovie(Movie movie)
var existingGenres = GetGenresFromDatabase();
var movieGenres = GetGenresFromListBox();
foreach (var genre in movieGenres)
if (genre in existingGenres)
existingGenre = existingGenres.Where(genreId = genre.Id);
movie.Genres.Add(existingGenre)
else
movies.Add(genre)
dbcontext.Add(movie);
dbcontext.SaveChanges();
answered Mar 28 at 19:47
NoceoNoceo
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Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something likeFirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.
– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
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Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something likeFirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.
– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
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Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
Won't Where return an IQueryable that will not fit for Add, which is intended to add a single entity?
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:59
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something like
FirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
@mami probably, that's why I captioned it "pseudo-code" :-). Ideally you would probably be looking for something like
FirstOrDefaultAsync
, or even making a separate method for getting existing genres.– Noceo
Mar 28 at 20:01
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
inserting is async just in case. but thx both will workj. I have made this project in asp.net mvc and mvvm but i didn't know what was wrong here
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:57
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you are creating the generes again, do you want to create generes in the movie add? or all the generes are already created?
– Juan Salvador Portugal
Mar 28 at 19:40
When inserting movies, do not create new Genre objects, but instead, query the genre list from the genre table, and assign that list to Movie.Genre.
– mami
Mar 28 at 19:46
yes the Genres are preinserted into the database. so i do _context.genres.tolist() into a alistbox. i select the Genres from that specific movie and place them in another listbox and i create the list from that second listbox
– Tim Clinckemalie
Mar 28 at 20:54