Updatable Primary Key problem


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I want to set my own value for primary keys but the BO.Save() method doesn't write the primary key back to the database.

For example, I have an Int32 primary key called "CustomerID" and I set the value in SetDefaultValues() and the value is unique. I call BO.Add() which sets the value of CustomerID. I check the value of BO.CustomerID and it is correctly set to a valid value. However, when I do BO.Save() the CustomerID field is not written back to the SQL database (I can see this in SQL Profiler).

I have tried setting PrimaryKeyIsUpdatable to true but I guess I haven't done it correctly as Save() never writes the primary key.

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance.

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