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    Posted: 19-Nov-2010 at 9:04am
Hi Tersius,
 
The fix will be available in DevForce 6.0.7 which will be released early in December.
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Thanks, do you have any idea how long it will take to get this fixed?
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Hi tersiusk,
 
I verified the behavior you stated.
I am filing a bug an will follow up with you once the issue is fixed.
 
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Hi 

I have found a possible bug in a Many To Many scenario. The following code throws the following exception. 
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_SystemFunctions'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.SystemFunctions'.
I merely remove an entity and then add another entity and then add the removed enitity again. This is not suppose to trigger any inserts since the record was not deleted but only removed and added in memory. Also when I use only EF the error goes away and it works.
 var role = DemoDBEntities.DefaultManager.Roles.Where(r => r.Name == "RoleA").FirstOrDefault();

var remSystemfunction = role.SystemFunctions[0];

var systemFunctionToAdd = DemoDBEntities.DefaultManager.SystemFunctions.
                Where(sf => sf.Name == "SystemFunctionC").FirstOrDefault();

role.SystemFunctions.Remove(remSystemfunction);
role.SystemFunctions.Add(systemFunctionToAdd);
role.SystemFunctions.Add(remSystemfunction);

DemoDBEntities.DefaultManager.SaveChanges();
I have attached a sample project along with a sql file to generate the database and some dummy records.
uploads/988/ManyToManyBug.rar
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