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HI,

I am evaluating EntityDAC. I am getting errors with a database that uses Microsoft Asp.Net generated identity tables:

1 Association 'Aspnetuser_Aspnetuserclaim' is based on a non-nullable property(ies). In case any 'Aspnetuserclaim' object is removed from 'Aspnetuser'.'Aspnetuserclaims', an exception will be thrown.It is recommended to set the 'Delete On Null' association property to True for this association.

2 Association 'Aspnetuser_Aspnetuserlogin' is based on a non-nullable property(ies). In case any 'Aspnetuserlogin' object is removed from 'Aspnetuser'.'Aspnetuserlogins', an exception will be thrown.It is recommended to set the 'Delete On Null' association property to True for this association

Any ideas?

Regards

Dave Craggs

Thank you for the information. Please send us the model (*.enml) used in your sample. For your convenience, please use the e-support form https://www.devart.com/company/contactform.html

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Dave

Reset password - you should have a contact email.

Dave

dcraggs wrote: ↑Tue 05 Nov 2019 11:04 Can't log in there - says my email is invalid

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dcraggs wrote: ↑Tue 05 Nov 2019 11:04 Can't log in there - says my email is invalid

Dave

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I reset my password so I logged ion earlier and send the message.

Dave

I sent the model a few days ago. Did you receive it?

Regards

Dave Craggs

Thank you for the model. We've replied you about the use of the 'Delete On Null' property via e-support.

Sorry, not received anything and I have checked my junk folder.

Dave

Also, please note, these tables where generated by Microsoft!

Dave

Still not received anything.

Dave

For a detailed description of the purpose of "Delete On Null" property, see:
https://www.devart.com/linqconnect/docs ... 1524030967 (Section "Deleting Dependent Entities")
The visual editor EntityDeveloper is a common tool for working with models in a range of our products. The "Delete On Null" property in EntityDAC is ignored. You can set it to True, which a recommended value. In the next version of EntityDeveloper, that Warning won't be generated when working in EntityDAC.