
- #Asp mvc model db text how to#
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- #Asp mvc model db text code#

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#Asp mvc model db text update#

#Asp mvc model db text full#
Please feel free to share the links with your friends and family.Ĭlick here for the full ASP.NET MVC tutorial We want these videos to be helpful for as many people as possible. If you would like to watch the videos directly on youtube, click on the link below. When "context.SaveChanges" is called, those changes will automatically be applied to the database.For your convenience, we have arranged all the Dot Net Basics, C#, SQL Server, ADO.NET, ASP.NET and GridView videos in a logical sequence using youtube playlists. In this example, context will keep track of any changes to "dataModel". Using (DataContext context = new DataContext())ĬarEntity dataModel = (x => x.Id = viewModel.Id).First() The data context will keep track of all changes to your entities and apply the necessary changes to your database when you call "save changes".Įxample: public void UpdateCar(CarViewModel viewModel) To handle updates to your database, you need to instantiate a data context, grab the data entity from your database, make changes to that entity, and call save changes all in that data context. Your data model is the model generated by Entity Framework (which I assume is what you are using). Then you should have some type of service layer that handles your conversion between your view model and your data model (and vice versa). You should have another model (data model) that interacts with your database. View Models should only be used in the presentation layer (user interface) - hence the term "View" model. Your view model should not be interacting with the database.
#Asp mvc model db text code#
I saw a few recommendations to use Automapper because EntityState.Modified won't work, but I'm not sure how to configure it because using the code below didn't work.

I have a slick UI that does cascading dropdowns and autocompletes (not shown here) but I can't seem to get my data saved back to the database. I am new to ASP.net MVC and am using a viewmodel rather than viewbags to populate my dropdowns since I've seen most people recommend against them.
