OrientDB-NET - Add<T>()

This method adds records to the database. The new records remain part of the transaction and can either be removed or made persistent, through Commit() or Revert().

Adding Records

In order to add records to the database, you need to initialize the objects and then pass them to the Add<T>() method.

Syntax

OTransaction.Add<T>(T typedObject)

Example

For instance, if you find yourself often adding records with complex information or changes made to multiple fields, you may find it useful to implement a helper function to simplify these operations.

using Orient.Client;
using System; 
...

// ADD RECORDS TO THE DATABASE
public void AddRecords(OTransaction trx, List<Dictionary<string, string>>    records)
{
   // LOG OPERATION
   Console.WriteLine("Adding Records to Transaction");

   // LOOP OVER NEW RECORDS LIST
   foreach(Dictionary<string, string> record in records)
   {
      // INITIALIZE RECORD
      ODocument document = ODocument();

      // DEFINE RECORD CONTENTS
      foreach(KeyValuePair<string, string> field in record)
      {
         // DEFINE FIELD
         document.SetField<string>(field.Key, field.Value);
      }

      // ADD TO RECORD TO TRANSACTION
      trx.Add<ODocument>(document);
   }

}