Hi,

following happens with the latest version:

table Element (
Id UNIQUEIDENTIFIER PRIMARY KEY
)

table ElementName (
Id UNIQUEIDENTIFIER PRIMARY KEY,
ElementId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL -- this is an n:1 relation to table element
)

When I create a new Element entity I create within the cons a new ElementName entity

// more or less the thing I'm doing
Element(string name) : base() {
  this.Id = Guid.NewGuid();

  ElementName _elementName = new ElementName(name);
  this.ElementName.Add(_elementName)
}

I would expect that the last line syncs the FK of the ElementName entity but it doesn't. When I commit this entities I get an exception that ElementName.ElementId cannot be null. Both entities are newly created.

Christoph

This is in your own class? If so, what's this.ElementName, an overriden property?

Shame on me

I accidentically registered the Element entity for delete before committing the unitofwork

ChBaeumer wrote:

Shame on me

I accidentically registered the Element entity for delete before committing the unitofwork

Tssk Glad it's solved!