Example of problem:
Let's say I have a base class, Animal, and there are different subclasses, in an EF TPH (Table per Hierarchy) setup.
var age = 123;
context.Animals.Where(...).Update(a => new Animal() { Age = age }); // throws Exception
The exception is "The destination column could not be found: age".
FYI: The property name "age" is the same as the column name in the DB ("age").
So, after reading Issue #238 , I though that my problem would be fixed by downloading the latest version:
Z.EntityFramework.Plus.EF6.dll - 1.7.14.0
Z.EntityFramework.Extensions.dll - 3.14.7.0
But it's not.
I also tried novamxd's forked code (from his repository) (see Issue #245), which supposedly fixed this problem, but it doesn't.
I know that this problem is related to "updating from query" and not "batch updating", but still, I was hoping that novamxd's code would fix this.
Example of problem:
Let's say I have a base class, Animal, and there are different subclasses, in an EF TPH (Table per Hierarchy) setup.
The exception is "The destination column could not be found: age".
FYI: The property name "age" is the same as the column name in the DB ("age").
So, after reading Issue #238 , I though that my problem would be fixed by downloading the latest version:
Z.EntityFramework.Plus.EF6.dll - 1.7.14.0
Z.EntityFramework.Extensions.dll - 3.14.7.0
But it's not.
I also tried novamxd's forked code (from his repository) (see Issue #245), which supposedly fixed this problem, but it doesn't.
I know that this problem is related to "updating from query" and not "batch updating", but still, I was hoping that novamxd's code would fix this.