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I´m using version 4.4.727 for Postgresql.
My app allows users to query the database, and navigate the resulting list.
When the user attempts to update or delete one of the records, the code tries to get a "fresh" version from the database; if some of the properties are changed (by another user) the operation is cancelled, the new value/s are displayed and the user is alerted.
To get the "current" version from the DB, I use
This code works fine a few times; but most often it throws "Entity is not attached".
Also, I modified the code, so if there are changes among instances, the new (read from db) instance is Attached.
Nevertheless, the error persists.
a) What am I doing the wrong way?
b) Is there another path to get the same results?

My first approach was
but this code don´t read the entity from the database, it gets the value from the Attached instances, so is not aware of changes.
TIA

-marcelo- wrote: ↑Tue 17 Jul 2018 19:42To get the "current" version from the DB, I use

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Entity currentInDb = context.Entities.GetOriginalEntityState(currentDisplayed);

1. You can get the "current" version from the DB with context.Refresh(RefreshMode,Object).

-marcelo- wrote: ↑Tue 17 Jul 2018 19:42This code works fine a few times; but most often it throws "Entity is not attached".
Also, I modified the code, so if there are changes among instances, the new (read from db) instance is Attached.
Nevertheless, the error persists.
a) What am I doing the wrong way?

2. Try using strong references (instead of default weak references): https://www.devart.com/linqconnect/docs ... ntity.html. If this doesn't help, please localize the issue in a small test project and upload it with the corresponding DDL/DML script to ftp://ftp.devart.com (credentials: anonymous / yourEmail).

-marcelo- wrote: ↑Tue 17 Jul 2018 19:42b) Is there another path to get the same results?

My first approach was

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Entity currentindb = (from e in context.Entities 
	where e.Id == currentDisplayed.Id
	select e).FirstOrDefault();

but this code don´t read the entity from the database, it gets the value from the Attached instances, so is not aware of changes.

3. You can use your "first approach" query with the newly created context instance to get data from database.