UnitOfWork.ReloadChangedObjects() Method

Reloads the state of persistent objects modified within the current UnitOfWork from the data store.

Namespace : DevExpress.Xpo

Assembly : DevExpress.Xpo.v25.2.dll

NuGet Package : DevExpress.Xpo

Declaration

• C#
• VB.NET

public void ReloadChangedObjects()

Public Sub ReloadChangedObjects

Remarks

The ReloadChangedObjects method reloads the object state from the store, but since partial reloading might lead to an inconsistency, the recommended approach is to dispose of the current UnitOfWork and loaded objects, and load them from a new Session. This method should never be used within the NestedUnitOfWork.

To reload the state of an individual persistent object, use the XPBaseObject.Reload method.

• C#
• VB.NET

try {
    unitOfWork.CommitChanges();
} catch(LockingException ex) {
    unitOfWork.ReloadChangedObjects();
}

Try
    unitOfWork.CommitChanges()
Catch ex As LockingException
    unitOfWork.ReloadChangedObjects()
End Try

Related GitHub Examples

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XDL_how-to-convert-the-criteriaoperator-to-a-lambda-expression-to-use-it-for-iqueryable-e2596/CS/WindowsFormsApplication152/Form1.cs#L79

MessageBox.Show(exc.ToString());
    unitOfWork1.ReloadChangedObjects();
}

XDL_how-to-convert-the-criteriaoperator-to-a-lambda-expression-to-use-it-for-iqueryable-e2596/VB/WindowsFormsApplication152/Form1.vb#L58

Call MessageBox.Show(exc.ToString())
    unitOfWork1.ReloadChangedObjects()
End Try

See Also

Reload()

RollbackTransaction()

AfterBeginTransaction

AfterCommitTransaction

AfterRollbackTransaction

UnitOfWork Class

UnitOfWork Members

DevExpress.Xpo Namespace