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I'm adding Audit.NET/EF to a legacy DB-first project. (It uses an edmx file built from the database schema to generate the domain model.)
The DB has a many-to-many relationship between table A and table B modeled as usual with a linking table A_B. The domain model generated however doesn't have an A_B class. Instead, A has a container of Bs, and B has a container of As.
I'm finding that changes to the associations between A and B are not being seen by Audit.NET. (It does see the changes to A fields or B fields).
Am I missing something? Or is this simply not possible in Audit.NET?
I'm adding Audit.NET/EF to a legacy DB-first project. (It uses an edmx file built from the database schema to generate the domain model.)
The DB has a many-to-many relationship between table A and table B modeled as usual with a linking table A_B. The domain model generated however doesn't have an A_B class. Instead, A has a container of Bs, and B has a container of As.
I'm finding that changes to the associations between A and B are not being seen by Audit.NET. (It does see the changes to A fields or B fields).
Am I missing something? Or is this simply not possible in Audit.NET?
(Ref: StackOverflow)
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