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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T18:47:13+00:00 2026-05-15T18:47:13+00:00

I have a EDM (phoneDB) that models a back-end MSSQL database. I’ve developed a

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I have a EDM (phoneDB) that models a back-end MSSQL database. I’ve developed a ASP.NET (VB) application that allows one to edit the information in this database. When someone edits a record entry I’d like to record this action.

Right now, I’m doing the following:

For Each..Next that checks whether entry is an object that has had its entitystate modified.

And If Not..End If that ensures we aren’t dealing with a relationship entity or a null entity.

Now this is where it gets fuzzy. What I want to do is grab the information from these modified objects and record them into the database. Now I have something like this:

Dim audit as History
audit.action = "Changed information in " & propName & " to " & entry.CurrentValues(propName) & " from " & entry.OriginalValues(propName)
audit.action_by = this_user
audit.action_date = Date.Now
audit.extension_id =

I’m not sure, however, how to tell it to pull a specific property from entry. For example, I need to get (pseudo-code) something like:

audit.extension_id = entry.OriginalValues(extension_id)
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    2026-05-15T18:47:13+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 6:47 pm

    Here is how I accomplished it in the end:

      Private Shared Sub context_SavingChanges(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
            ' This allows us to record a history of the changes made by the user to the database. The record is created automatically by EF, but we need to save it to the database
            ' for permanent retention.
            For Each entry As ObjectStateEntry In DirectCast(sender, ObjectContext).ObjectStateManager.GetObjectStateEntries(EntityState.Modified)
                If Not entry.IsRelationship And entry.Entity IsNot Nothing Then
                    For Each propName As String In entry.GetModifiedProperties()
                        Dim context As New AppsEntities()
                        Dim audit As New History
                        audit.action_note = "Changed information in " & propName & " to " & entry.CurrentValues(propName) & " from " & entry.OriginalValues(propName)
                        audit.action_by = CStr(HttpContext.Current.Session("person_name"))
                        audit.action_date = Date.Now
                        audit.extension_id = entry.CurrentValues.GetValue(0)
                        context.AddToHistories(audit)
                        context.SaveChanges()
                    Next
    
                End If
    
            Next
        End Sub
    
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