I have this code which is working fine and I update a value if exists or insert if not
List<KodikosProtimisis> newList = new List<KodikosProtimisis>(); newList.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "100", Perigrafi = "Description", TaricTiposMetrou = "103" }); newList.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "110", Perigrafi = "Description", TaricTiposMetrou = "112" }); newList.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "420", Perigrafi = "Description", TaricTiposMetrou = "112" }); . . . (more values) string connectionString = Configuration.Parameters.Config.ConnectionString; string query = @"IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM dbo.KodikosProtimisis WHERE Kodikos = @kodikos and DiasafistisId=@diasafistisId) UPDATE dbo.KodikosProtimisis SET Kodikos = @kodikos, DiasafistisId=@diasafistisId,Perigrafi=@perigrafi,TaricTiposMetrou = @taricTiposMetrou WHERE Kodikos = @kodikos and DiasafistisId=@diasafistisId or DiasafistisId is null ELSE INSERT INTO dbo.KodikosProtimisis(Kodikos, Perigrafi,TaricTiposMetrou, DiasafistisId) VALUES(@kodikos, @perigrafi,@taricTiposMetrou, @diasafistisId);"; foreach (var person in newList) { using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connectionString)) using (SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(query, conn)) { //δίνουμε τις παραμέτρους στο ερώτημα μας cmd.Parameters.Add("@kodikos", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 100).Value = person.Kodikos; cmd.Parameters.Add("@perigrafi", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 200).Value = person.Perigrafi; cmd.Parameters.Add("@diasafistisId", SqlDbType.Int, 100).Value = DefaultDiasafistis.DiasafistisDefault.Id; cmd.Parameters.Add("@taricTiposMetrou", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 150).Value = person.TaricTiposMetrou; conn.Open(); int rowsAffected = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); conn.Close(); } }
With this code I manage to do the work with only one query to the SQL, but I was wondering if there is an easier or more elegant way to do it.
For example if I could use linq and lambda expressions (which I don’t have much experience with).
I want (if it’s possible) to remove the query and put something that I can control more easy and most important to maintain it easily if something changes, for example database design or massively change something in the existing values.
EDIT: I really don’t understand why I have the negative votes. I give a specific code that already works and I ask if there is a better way.
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Answer
I found the answer. Here is the code that uses linq and lambda expressions
List<KodikosProtimisis> newListKodikosProtimisis = new List<KodikosProtimisis>(); newListKodikosProtimisis.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "100", Perigrafi = "Δασμός τρίτων χωρών έναντι όλων (erga omnes)", TaricTiposMetrou = "103" }); newListKodikosProtimisis.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "110", Perigrafi = "Αυτόνομη δασμολογική αναστολή έναντι όλων (erga omnes) (προσωρινή αναστολή των αυτόνομων δασμών για ορισμένα εμπορεύματα του αγροτικού, χημικού, αεροναυπηγικού και του ηλεκτρονικού τομέα)", TaricTiposMetrou = "112" }); newListKodikosProtimisis.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "420", Perigrafi = "Ποσόστωση τελωνειακής ένωσης", TaricTiposMetrou = "112" }); newListKodikosProtimisis.Add(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = "422", Perigrafi = "Ποσόστωση τελωνειακής ένωσης", TaricTiposMetrou = "112" }); . . . more values foreach (var kodikosProtimisis in newListKodikosProtimisis) { using (Ektel db = new Ektel(EktelDataContextManager.ConnectionString)) { var qry = db.KodikosProtimisis.Where(x => x.Kodikos == kodikosProtimisis.Kodikos).FirstOrDefault(); if (qry != null) { // The value exists .Update qry.Kodikos = kodikosProtimisis.Kodikos; qry.Perigrafi = kodikosProtimisis.Perigrafi; qry.TaricTiposMetrou = kodikosProtimisis.TaricTiposMetrou; } else { //The value doesnt exist.Insert. db.KodikosProtimisis.InsertOnSubmit(new KodikosProtimisis { Kodikos = kodikosProtimisis.Kodikos, Perigrafi = kodikosProtimisis.Perigrafi, TaricTiposMetrou = kodikosProtimisis.TaricTiposMetrou }); } db.SubmitChanges(); } }