If you add, delete or rename a property on a persisted entity, what s the easiest way to update the documents in RavenDB?
RavenDB supports PATCH commands, see the docs for more info for more info. This way you can update a document directly without having to pull it from the server, update it and then send it back.
Also you can run patches over multiple documents by using Set-based queries, see here for some more info. This lets you do the equivalent of
UPDATE Users
SET IsActive = false
WHERE LastLogin < 2010-05-10
raven also has object tracking. so the following works:
var doc = _session.Load<MyDocType>(docId);
doc.PropertyToChange = "New Value";
_session.SaveChanges();
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If you add, delete or rename a property on a persisted entity, what s the easiest way to update the documents in RavenDB?
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