Have I misunderstood the PetaPoco.IgnoreAttribute?
I have a table开发者_JAVA技巧 containing service announcements. For this table I have a 1:1 POCO - except that it contains one extra field. In my query this is the joined in username of the author, the table contains just the author id.
I thought that I could just tack on an [Ignore]
attribute on this field, and then be able to use the POCO for inserts/updates without problems? My problem is that with the [Ignore]
attribute, the BrukerNavn
field is not filled. And without the attribute, it goes bang on insert/update.
[TableName("tblDriftsmelding")]
[PrimaryKey("DriftID")]
public class Driftsmelding
{
public int DriftID { get; set; }
[Column("tittel")] public string Tittel { get; set; }
public string Tekst { get; set; }
public string HTMLTekst { get; set; }
[Column("gyldigfra")] public DateTime? Fra { get; set; }
[Column("gyldigtil")] public DateTime? Til { get; set; }
[Column("publisert")] public bool Publisert { get; set; }
[Column("CreatedBy")] public int? BrukerID { get; set; }
public string BrukerNavn { get; set; }
}
This is the POCO. The table is a 1:1 mapping, except the "BrukerNavn" field at the end.
select d.DriftID, d.Tekst, d.Created, d.gyldigtil, d.gyldigfra, d.publisert, d.tittel, d.HTMLTekst, d.createdby, b.brukerident as BrukerNavn
from tblDriftsmelding d
left outer join tblbruker b on d.CreatedBy = b.brukerid
order by DriftID desc
This is the query that feeds the POCO. (I have also tried using select d.*, b.brukerid
. No difference)
(Note, the actual question is in bold in the above text, since it sort of got intermingled with the rest of the text)
I think what you need is the [ResultColumn]
attribute - this will fill the column if your query contains data for it and it will not get used for inserts and updates.
You can see more on it here -> https://github.com/CollaboratingPlatypus/PetaPoco/wiki/Mapping-Pocos
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