You can then call it from a ViewModel before you do the save, or you could even override the CommitAsync method of your unit of work to make sure the logic is executed as part of every commit.

I have two entities in my database that are responsible to control the application access. The structure of "levels" is hierarchical and a specific level never has more rights than your parent.

AccessLevel 

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AccessLevelID

Name

AccessLevelParentID 

AccessLevelRight

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AccessLevelID

ActionID

When I remove a right from a parent, I need to remove this right (if exist) for all children of this level.

 

So, I need to create a kind of validation to assert this business logic. 

I thought to do this creating a validation in an entity partial class:

public override void Validate(IdeaBlade.Validation.VerifierResultCollection validationErrors)

But, in this validation, I need to execute a query and manipulate some data. I don't have an entity manager in that scope.

I can solve my problem creating a trigger in the database, but I don't want to do this.

How can I do it?