How to count DataContext.SubmitChanges in linq to Sql

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Hey guys, I'm looking to check the progress DataContext.SubmitChanges, my application is inserting 1000's of records in to the database in one go and takes a minute or two. So I want to display to the user the progress using a progress bar but I can't find a way to return this, any help is very much apreciated. Thanks

Posted 24-Oct-12 0:17am

frostcox

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Jafar Mowlaei · Answer 1 · 2012-10-24T07:55:00

Solution 1

Try this :

C#

entity.Orders.Count(p => p.EntityState == System.Data.EntityState.Added);

Posted 24-Oct-12 7:55am

Jafar Mowlaei

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frostcox 26-Oct-12 10:45am

Hey where exactly do I place this code. The DataContext.SubmitChanges is where I want to track the progress but I can't seem to do it.

Jafar Mowlaei 26-Oct-12 10:54am

If your program type is Winform?