When there is a modification in the OwnsOne
table, you can update the property in EF Core by following these steps:
Retrieve the entity that contains the OwnsOne
property from the database using the DbContext
.
Modify the OwnsOne
property by changing its value or properties.
Call the SaveChanges
method of the DbContext
to save the changes to the database.
Here's an example of how you can update the OwnsOne
property of an entity:
// Retrieve the entity from the database
var entity = dbContext.Entities.FirstOrDefault();
// Modify the OwnsOne property
entity.OwnsOne.Property1 = "New Value";
entity.OwnsOne.Property2 = 123;
// Save the changes to the database
dbContext.SaveChanges();
In the example above, Property1
and Property2
are properties of the OwnsOne
table. You can modify them directly by accessing the OwnsOne
property of the entity. Once the changes are made, you need to call SaveChanges
to save the changes to the database.
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