FullAuditedEntity's audit columns not getting filled #4011 | Support Center

ajayak created 7 years ago

I am using saving a FullyAuditedEntity as:

var spotifyChannel = new UserSalesChannel()
            {
                AccessToken = accessToken,
                ChannelName = SalesChannelConst.Shopify,
                ChannelDomain = shop
            };
            _salesChannelRepository.Insert(spotifyChannel);

and the function is decorated with [UnitOfWork]. When I check database, the audited columns(creatorUserId etc) are null.

I am calling this function as:

using (_session.Use(tenantId.ToInt(), userId.ToInt()))
{
         await _shopifyManager.ValidateAndInstallHook(shop, code);
}

here tenantId is 2 and userId is 4. All the values are valid and AbpSession reflects correct values.

4 Answer(s)

aaron created 7 years ago

Support Team

Since you're in a unit of work that began without a tenant, you need to set that as well.

using (_session.Use(tenantId.ToInt(), userId.ToInt()))
{
    using (_unitOfWorkManager.Current.SetTenantId(tenantId.toInt()))
    {
         await _shopifyManager.ValidateAndInstallHook(shop, code);
    }
}

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ajayak created 7 years ago

Hi @aaron,

I tried this solution but CreatorUserId and TenantId are still saved NULL in the database.
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aaron created 7 years ago
Support Team

How is _shopifyManager.ValidateAndInstallHook implemented?
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ismcagdas created 7 years ago
Support Team

Hi @ajayak,

I think this problem is related to AbpSession.UserId & AbpSession.TenantId being null when you make a redirect to third party app and redirect back, right ?

If so, we must understand your redirect urls first to solve this problem. I have asked about it on your other forum post #3968

Thanks.

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