I have a Blazor app that accesses data using EF Core. When a separate app edits state on the data, my Blazor app is not getting the data correctly when I reload it.
It fails to load when I try to get the whole set like this:
_context.Line.Where(i => i.id == id)However what is even more confusing it does work if I were to do this:
_context.Line .Where(i => i.id == id).Where(s => s.state != State.Recorded)The second app changes some items that are of state "New" to state "Recorded"
If I only wanted to display the items that are not recorded, it works fine. Every time I reload the data from the context it knows to get the latest data. But if I try to get the whole set of items (which is what I need), it does not reload the data from DB it just shows the set as it was before, in other words with the sates as they were.
Is there any way i can force my context to get the data from the DB?Also, why does it do it already when loading only partial data?
For more clarification, it does not work, if exclude items from the query that were not manipulated.
So for example if I were to say this:
_context.Line .Where(i => i.id == id) .Where(s => s.state != State.Flag)it would be the same as if I tried getting the whole set.