You can directly click update from model in entity framework and it will automatically update the enitty with all the relationship.
The "create" statement is like this: public ActionResult Edit(FormCollection form) { Usuario usuario = new Usuario { NomeUsuario = form"Usuario. NomeUsuario", IdeUsuario = form"Usuario. IdeUsuario", NumRegistroRM = form"Usuario.
NumRegistroRM", SenUsuario = form"Usuario. SenUsuario", SituacaoUsuario = this. SituacaoUsuarioService.
GetSituacaoUsuario(x => x. ID_SituacaoUsuario == Convert. ToInt32(form"Usuario.
SituacaoUsuario"// note that I have to retrieive the entire object... the "child" }; this.UsuarioService. AddUsuario(usuario); } the edit statement should be like this: TryUpdateModel(a, "Usuario", this. GetUsuarioWhiteList(), form.ToValueProvider()); // but the form contains only the id and I can't load the child in it nor pass the object.
I had the same issue recently and I managed to solve it when I changed the cardinality ratios for my foreign keys in the child table from 1:many to 0..1:many in the Entity Designer and it worked fine.
TryUpdateModel(a, "Usuario", this. GetUsuarioWhiteList(), form.ToValueProvider()); // but the form contains only the id and I can't load the child in it nor pass the object.
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