PostCreate can't see the data just inserted
PostCreate can't see the data just inserted
I set a function for postCreate, when the function is called, it seems the db operation is not finished:
("api/User")
public ActionResult ProcesstUsers()
{
var request = HttpContext.Request;
var DbType = "sqlserver";
var dbConnection = "......";
using (var db = new Database(DbType, DbConnection))
{
var editor = new Editor(db, "User")
.Model<User>("User")
.Model<Department>("Department")
.Field(new Field("User.Username"))
.Field(new Field("User.DepartmentCode").Options(new Options()
.Table("Department")
.Value("DepartmentCode")
.Label(new[] { "DepartmentName" })
))
.Field(new Field("Department.DepartmentName"))
.LeftJoin("Department", "User.DepartmentCode", "=", "Department.DepartmentCode");
editor.PostCreate += (sender, e) => {
SendUserActivationEmail(int.Parse(e.Id.ToString()));
};
var response = editor.Process(request).Data();
return Json(response);
}
Inside of SendUserActivationEmail, I can see the ID of the newly inserted record, but it seems the record is not committed to the database yet and the User table is locked, so the read with ID went timeout. I'm wondering if there is a way for postCreate to be triggered after the DB operation is completed. Thanks!
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Answers
I also tried the WriteCreate handler but still no luck
It will be because Editor uses a transaction by default - add
.Transaction(false)just before the.Process(...)call and it should work.Alternatively, you can access the transaction that Editor is using with the
Editor.DbTransaction()method. Carry out your queries on that and it should work.Allan