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Hello,
I have ​used IsDependent on a collection in my parent class to attempt to get a cascade delete, but no matter what I do, the constraint does not appear in the DDL. I have specified that backendConfiguration.Runtime.AllowCascadeDelete = true; as well but no luck.
dashboardComponentMapping .HasAssociation(dc => dc.DashboardComponentParameters) .WithOpposite(dcp => dcp.DashboardComponent) .HasConstraint((dc, dcp) => dc.Id == dcp.DashboardComponentId) .IsDependent();1 Answer, 1 is accepted
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Hi Bryan,
The IsDependent() call instructs Telerik Data Access to handle deletion of the referenced entities 'logically' but not 'physically'. It does not set the cascade delete on the DLL level bit fires additional queries to delete the entities.
The setting:
backendConfiguration.Runtime.AllowCascadeDelete = true;
is taken into account only by internally generated constraints in case of multi-table entities or vertical inheritance.
It is not possible to set the cascade delete in associations for the time being.
Regards,
Kaloyan Nikolov
Telerik
The IsDependent() call instructs Telerik Data Access to handle deletion of the referenced entities 'logically' but not 'physically'. It does not set the cascade delete on the DLL level bit fires additional queries to delete the entities.
The setting:
backendConfiguration.Runtime.AllowCascadeDelete = true;
is taken into account only by internally generated constraints in case of multi-table entities or vertical inheritance.
It is not possible to set the cascade delete in associations for the time being.
Regards,
Kaloyan Nikolov
Telerik
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