How do verify that SubmitChanges() is work or not

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How do you verify that LINQ SubmitChanges() worked for inserts and updates? The method doesn't return a bool or int value.

Posted 26-Jul-13 4:00am

Jitendra Kumar Gangwar

Updated 27-Jul-13 11:41am

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Jameel VM 26-Jul-13 10:28am

put the code inside the try catch and check any exception comes

TryAndSucceed 26-Jul-13 12:05pm

Check the count of rows for the DataGrid or DataRow you are submitting changes for.

Dholakiya Ankit 27-Jul-13 7:17am

make int method if returns 0 then success if 1 then error

Drazen Pupovac 27-Jul-13 14:03pm

You can use database profiler to see what is sent to database.

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Jagjot Singh · Answer 1 · 2013-07-28T00:38:00

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try catch is the best thing to check these things.

Posted 28-Jul-13 0:38am

Jagjot Singh

**Joezer BH** · Answer 2 · 2013-07-28T03:50:00

A good question, however, it looks like you will have to perform a manual check.

Note: SubmitChanges() starts a transaction and will roll back if an exception occurs while SubmitChanges is executing.
This does not, however, roll back the changes in memory or tracked by the DataContext; those changes will need to be rolled back manually.

MOHANAVAMSI CHIDIPILLI · Answer 3 · 2013-07-26T20:42:00

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you are using transaction for that one ?

Posted 26-Jul-13 20:42pm

MOHANAVAMSI CHIDIPILLI