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Asked: 2026-06-18T08:35:33+00:00

By using LINQ, I added multiple rows in dbContext object. At dbcontext.SaveChanges() , sql

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By using LINQ, I added multiple rows in dbContext object. At dbcontext.SaveChanges(), sql profiler inserted every row individually as shown in the figure which shows that there are multiple hits to the database.

After a lot of google seaches I could not find the correct anwser. Can you give me a C# + Stored procedure way to save all the rows in a database hit.

Multiple hits to the database

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  1. Editorial Team

    elegantcode.com has a fairly simple bulk insert method in “pure C#” that should do exactly what you’re looking for.

    A common complaint of the Entity Framework is slow insert times for larger datasets… I … roughed out a reusable generic version below, which produced 15k inserts in 2.4s or +- 6200 rows per second.

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