Hi Julien,
Yes, DataContext commit is all or nothing. One possible way to go
about it is to catch the ValidationException, iterate through the list
of failures collecting source objects of all failures. Then do
DataContext.invalidateObjects(failed) and retry the commit.
Andrus
On May 6, 2008, at 6:35 PM, Julien Trolliet wrote:
Hi
I have a 2 tables with a One-to-many relations. (Master-Details)
My code insert one row in the Master table and many rows in the
Details table
at the end I do a dataContext.commitChanges();
But in some rows in the Details table I have some Validation failures
Finally I have no row commited in the DB
I would like a sort of commit with ignore errors. The good rows in
Details will be committed in DB and the bad ones will be ignored.
How can I implement that ?
Does I need to play with Nested DataContext ?
Thank you for your clues.
Best regards.
Julien
