I'm using a 'in database' circularly linked list (cll). I'm inserting the database entries forming th开发者_JAVA技巧ese cll's using Linq to Sql.
They have the general form:
id uuid | nextId uuid | current bit
If i try to do a SubmitChanges with a few objects forming a complete cll, i get the error "A cycle was detected in the set of changes".
I can circumvent this by making the linked list 'circular' in a separate SubmitChanges, but this has two down sides: I'm losing my capability to do this in one transaction. For a small period the data in my database isn't correct.
Is there a way to fix this behaviour?
The database needs to enforce its contraints, and I imagine you have a foreign key constraint between nextId
and Id
. If this chain of relations leads back to the start (as you have found) the database will not allow it.
I suspect your choices are:
- Remove the foreign key constraint.
- Store in the DB as a linked list, and only join the head with the tail in your code.
Even your second option won't work, as the DB won't allow you to add this last reference.
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