After performing a synchronization operation with DbSyncKit, you receive a Result<T> object that provides detailed information about the changes made during the process.

Result Properties

1. Added

Represents the list of entities that were added during synchronization. Each entity corresponds to a data record added to the destination database.

2. Deleted

Represents the list of entities that were deleted during synchronization. Each entity corresponds to a data record deleted from the destination database.

3. Edited

Represents the list of entities that were edited during synchronization.

Represents the list of entities that were edited during synchronization. Each item in the list is a tuple containing the edited entity and a dictionary of updated properties. The dictionary provides information about the properties that were modified and their new values.

5. SourceDataCount

Represents the count of data records in the source database before synchronization.

6. DestinaionDataCount

Represents the count of data records in the destination database before synchronization.

7. ResultChangeType

Indicates the type of change represented by the synchronization result. Possible values are ChangeType.Added, ChangeType.Edited, ChangeType.Deleted.

Example Usage

Here's an example of how to use the synchronization result:

// A method to filter out the result data before creating a hashset (optional or you can pass null instead)
private List<YourEntity> FilterData(List<T> data)
{
    // filter your data here
    return data;
}

// Perform synchronization
Result<YourEntity> syncResult = Sync.SyncData<YourEntity>(SourceDatabase, DestinationDatabase,FilterData);

// Accessing synchronization result properties & getting its count
Console.WriteLine($"Added: {data.Added.Count} EditedDetailed: {data.EditedDetailed.Count} Deleted: {data.Deleted.Count}");
Console.WriteLine($"Total Source Data: {syncResult.SourceDataCount}");
Console.WriteLine($"Total Destination Data: {syncResult.DestinaionDataCount}");
Console.WriteLine($"Change Type: {syncResult.ResultChangeType}");

Understanding the synchronization result is crucial for analyzing the impact of the synchronization operation and making informed decisions based on the changes detected.

Continue exploring other topics in the Usage Guide.