Reputation: 2851
Just got to grips with RavenDB - which is awesome - however I am getting a little stuck with a query. I running a foreach and using the Store() method to save some data and once complete using the SaveChanges() method.
Once I have stored this information, I need to reference this information to store some additional information (don't worry if you slightly confused at this point the code will make it clear!) but when I reference the information there is no information to be found.
So, first of all I add some data:
foreach (var development in developments)
{
Console.WriteLine(" - Working on Developmnent ID: " + development.devID);
Session.Store(new Domain.Development
{
Id = "D" + Convert.ToString(development.devID),
Name = development.devName,
Street = development.devStreet,
Town = development.devTown,
County = development.devCounty,
Postcode = development.devPostcode,
Country = development.devCounty,
Description = "",
Longitude = GeoData.Longitude(development.devPostcode),
Latitude = GeoData.Latitude(development.devPostcode)
});
}
Now, because of the limitations with the number of queries that can be ran within the session, I retrieve the whole dataset and store in memory:
var developmentList = from d in Session.Query<Domain.Development>()
select d;
Now when I add a break point at the end of this there is no data to be found. Do I need to create another session to retrieve this data?
I have also tried
var developmentList = Session.Query<Domain.Development>();
Here is the code where I create the session too:
internal static DocumentStore Store;
internal static IDocumentSession Session { get; set; }
internal <<Constructor>> ...
Store = new DocumentStore { ConnectionStringName = "RavenDB" };
Store.Initialize();
IndexCreation.CreateIndexes(Assembly.GetCallingAssembly(), Store);
Session = Store.OpenSession();
Upvotes: 1
Views: 224
Reputation: 22956
If you just stored those values, why do you need to save them to the database and the re-load them from the database? Just use the in memory collection and that would be it.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 5027
It's not recommended you do this. Goes back to safe by default concept of RavenDB.
Upvotes: 1