30 lines
1.4 KiB
C#
30 lines
1.4 KiB
C#
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using Microsoft.Data.SqlClient;
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using NPoco;
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using NPoco.SqlServer;
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using Umbraco.Extensions;
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namespace Umbraco.Cms.Persistence.SqlServer;
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public static class NPocoSqlServerDatabaseExtensions
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{
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/// <summary>
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/// Configures NPoco's SqlBulkCopyHelper to use the correct SqlConnection and SqlTransaction instances from the
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/// underlying RetryDbConnection and ProfiledDbTransaction
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/// </summary>
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/// <remarks>
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/// This is required to use NPoco's own <see cref="Database.InsertBulk{T}(IEnumerable{T})" /> method because we use
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/// wrapped DbConnection and DbTransaction instances.
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/// NPoco's InsertBulk method only caters for efficient bulk inserting records for Sql Server, it does not cater for
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/// bulk inserting of records for
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/// any other database type and in which case will just insert records one at a time.
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/// NPoco's InsertBulk method also deals with updating the passed in entity's PK/ID once it's inserted whereas our own
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/// BulkInsertRecords methods
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/// do not handle this scenario.
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/// </remarks>
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public static void ConfigureNPocoBulkExtensions()
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{
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SqlBulkCopyHelper.SqlConnectionResolver = NPocoDatabaseExtensions.GetTypedConnection<SqlConnection>;
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SqlBulkCopyHelper.SqlTransactionResolver = NPocoDatabaseExtensions.GetTypedTransaction<SqlTransaction>;
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}
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}
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