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Add wrapper for DbCommand, DbConnection and DbTransaction to support EF #4
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/poke @bcuff any feedback on merging this? |
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@CumpsD yeah. it looks good on first glance. I just haven't had the time yet. I'll get back to you soon. Thanks. |
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May 7, 2018
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I didnt want to introduce breaking changes. People might be using the IDbConnection one. If you dont mind I can replace the existing one with this implementation? Dont forget, for EF I also had to introduce TraceDbTransaction. |
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Yes, go ahead and modify the existing one rather than creating new ones. Thanks. |
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Entity Framework is not able to deal with
IDbCommandandIDbConnection, instead it wants the abstract classDbConnection,DbCommand. Internally it also does a reference compare between the connection and the connection of a transaction, because of this, we also wrap aDbTransactionin aTraceDbTransaction, as a nice side effect, it allows us to add spans for commit and rollback.