问题
I need to update a column in a table which contains a lot of rows. Each row has a some large TEXT columns in it, which i do not need for my update.
I'm using LinqPAD, and this is roughly, what i wanna do:
(from s in Table
where s.FK_ID == null
select new{s.FK_ID, s.Datum, s.PBNummer}).ToList()
.ForEach(s => s.FK_ID = new Guid(...some new guid here...));
SubmitChanges();
This does not compile, as the properties of an anonymous class type are read-only.
If I do
(from s in Table
where s.FK_ID == null
select s).ToList()
then I can update and save, but all columns are loaded, which takes a very long time and causes memory problems.
Is there a way to only load some columns but still have an object that i can update and save using SubmitChanges
? Or do i have to switch to SQL statements?
回答1:
Firstly, if you don't have a primary key in the database, then you wouldn't be able to update via Linq-To-Sql. If you have a primary key, but just don't know which it is, you can find it in Linqpad by doing something like
var table = (from t in Mapping.GetTables()
where t.TableName == "[Table]" select t).SingleOrDefault();
(from dm in table.RowType.DataMembers
where dm.DbType != null && dm.IsPrimaryKey
select dm.Name)
.Dump("Primary Key");
Once you know the primary key, you can do something like the following, (I'm assuming the primary key is called Id)
var oldList = (from s in Table
where s.FK_ID == null
select new{s.Id , s.FK_ID, s.Datum, s.PBNummer}).ToList() ;
This is similar to your query, except I have added the primary key
foreach(var r in oldList)
{
Table t = new Table();
t.Id = r.Id ;
Table.Attach(t);
t.FK_ID = new Guid(...some new guid here...));
}
SubmitChanges();
回答2:
Way to update specific columns of a database record in Linq to SQL is to create a View on the table containing large columns, and only include the “short” columns:
CREATE VIEW [dbo].[V_FooMax] AS
SELECT OID, ID
FROM dbo.FooMax
Since views based on single tables are updatable, an update on the view is performed as an update on the table:
using (var database = new DataContext())
{
var fooView = database.V_FooMaxes
.Where(foo => foo.OID == OID).FirstOrDefault();
fooView.ID = newID;
database.SubmitChanges();
}
Reference: http://devio.wordpress.com/2011/01/15/updating-a-single-column-in-linq-to-sql-using-a-view/
Also you can look at: http://devio.wordpress.com/2011/01/16/updating-a-single-column-in-linq-to-sql-summary/
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8223942/linq2sql-select-only-some-columns-but-still-able-to-submit-changes