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When Dealing with linq to sql and instantiating datacontext
Is it better to deal with one datacontext in all functions or we should
instantiate a new datacontext in each function ?

Posted 11-Nov-14 3:54am

oula alsheikh

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Tomas Takac 11-Nov-14 10:02am

Nice article about Lifetime of a LINQ to SQL DataContext[^].

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Kannan Karthikeyan · Answer 1 · 2014-11-11T09:43:00

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Rick Strahl's has posted nice article about the DataContext management and its available here:-

http://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2008/Feb/05/Linq-to-SQL-DataContext-Lifetime-Management

Posted 11-Nov-14 9:43am

Kannan Karthikeyan