Let's say I have this code:
class Score
{
public Update(int score)
{
update score but do not call (context.SaveChanges())
}
}
class Foo
{
public DoSomething(int update)
{
Score score = new Score();
score.Update(2);
SomeObj obj = (select object);
obj.Soo = 3;
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
Basically to make it work, I need to explicity provide SaveChanges in method Update. But when I have 4 such methods in row, and 34243 users want to update data, I don't think saving for each one in 4 trips would be a good idea.
Is there way in EF4.1 to delay database update the last moment, in provided example, Or I'm forced to explicity save for each method ?
EDIT: For clarification. I tried to do not call SaveChanges in external method, and only one time where the changes mu be saved.
I will give an real example:
public class ScoreService : IScoreService
{
private JamiContext _ctx;
private IRepository<User> _usrRepo;
public ScoreService(IRepository<User> usrRepo)
{
_ctx = new JamiContext();
_usrRepo = usrRepo;
}
public void PostScore(int userId, GlobalSettings gs, string name)
{
User user = _ctx.UserSet.Where(x => x.Id == userId).FirstOrDefault();
if (name == "up")
{
user.Rating = user.Rating + gs.ScoreForLike;
}
else if (name == "down")
{
user.Rating = user.Rating - Math.Abs(gs.ScoreForDislike);
}
}
}
And Now:
public PostRating LikeDislike(User user, int postId, int userId, GlobalSettings set, string name)
{
PostRating model = new PostRating();
var post = (from p in _ctx.PostSet
where p.Id == postId
select p).FirstOrDefault();
if (name == "up")
{
post.Like = post.Like + 1;
model.Rating = post.Like - post.Dislike;
}
else if (name == "down")
{
post.Dislike = post.Dislike + 1;
model.Rating = post.Like - post.Dislike;
}
PostVote pv = new PostVote();
pv.PostId = post.Id;
pv.UserId = user.Id;
_ctx.PostVoteSet.Add(pv);
_scoreSrv.PostScore(userId, set, name);
_ctx.SaveChanges();
return model;
}
I this case user rating do not update, Until I call SaveChanges in PostScore