MergeOptions Members

Overview

The MergeOptions provides the ability to configure the process of merging one IDataSet into another. It controls which tables participate in the merge, which rows may be deleted, etc.

Namespace and Assembly

Namespace: PocoDataSet.Extensions
Assembly: PocoDataSet.Extensions.dll

Declaration

public class MergeOptions : IMergeOptions
{
    #region Properties
    IDataSetMergeResult DataSetMergeResult { get; }
    List<string> ExcludeTablesFromMerge { get; }
    List<string> ExcludeTablesFromRowDeletion { get; }
    MergeMode MergeMode { get; set; }
    IDictionary<string, List<sstring>> OverriddenPrimaryKeyNames { get; }
    #endregion

    #region Methods
    List<string> GetPrimaryKeyColumnNames(IDataTable dataTable);
    #endregion
}

Properties

• DataSetMergeResult – Provides information about the result of a merge operation, such as which rows were added, updated, or deleted.
• ExcludeTablesFromMerge – Names of tables that should not be modified during the merge process.
• ExcludeTablesFromRowDeletion – Names of tables whose rows should not be deleted during merge.
• MergeMode – Defines the type of merge to perform (PostSave, RefreshIfNoChangesExist, RefreshPreservingLocalChanges, or Replace).
• OverriddenPrimaryKeyNames – A dictionary that allows overriding the primary key column names for specific tables during merge operations. This can be used when the source and target datasets have different primary key naming conventions.

Methods

• GetPrimaryKeyColumnNames - Gets primary key column names for a given table, applying overrides when configured.

 

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