I have the following code trying to add an object to the database:
public static void saveAudit(List<AUDIT> audit)
{
Entities dao = new Entities();
foreach (CMUAUDIT a in audit)
{
dao.CMUAUDITs.AddObject(a);
}
dao.SaveChanges();
}
However I get the error message:
"...does not contain a definition for 'AddObject' and no extension method 'AddObject' accepting a first argument of type 'System.Data.Entity.DbSet' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)"
I've done some searching, and there is mention of the primary key having something to do with it. Any suggestions?
I'm using a DB2 database if that makes any difference?
...System.Data.Entity.DbSet...
: Apparently your class Entities
is derived from DbContext
and not ObjectContext
. CMUAUDITs
will be a DbSet<T>
(and not an ObjectSet<T>
) in this case. The correct method to add an entity to a DbSet<T>
is:
dao.CMUAUDITs.Add(a);
AddObject
is only available for an ObjectSet<T>
.
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