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Randy Minder
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Randy Minder
asked on 01 Sep 2009, 12:29 AM
I am just learning how to use the ORM product. I created two classes, Customer and Territory. The Customer table has a foreign key column into the Territory table. IOW, the Customer table has a column named TerritoryID that points to a row in the Territory table. Telerik correctly created both tables and primary keys etc. However, how do I have it set up the RI between the Customer and Territory table?
Thanks - Randy
Thanks - Randy
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Hello Randy Minder,
If we understood you right, by Referential Integrity you mean keeping the object graph in a consistent state. This is achievable by using the [Telerik.OpenAccess.Depend()] attribute. You can place it on the Territory property of the Customer class. That way, whenever you delete a Customer object, its related Territory will be deleted as well. If you had different idea in mind, please provide us with some more information so we can give you concrete answer for your specific scenario.
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If we understood you right, by Referential Integrity you mean keeping the object graph in a consistent state. This is achievable by using the [Telerik.OpenAccess.Depend()] attribute. You can place it on the Territory property of the Customer class. That way, whenever you delete a Customer object, its related Territory will be deleted as well. If you had different idea in mind, please provide us with some more information so we can give you concrete answer for your specific scenario.
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