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Asked: 2026-05-18T07:35:43+00:00

I have a ListView bound to a LINQ to SQL object. When I double

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I have a ListView bound to a LINQ to SQL object. When I double click an article in the ListView it opens the article details window and allow the user to change article properties.

So far, it all works fine, but when the user saves and closes the article details, the ListView doesn’t reflect the changes made (like the article’s description for example). I don’t want to implement INotifyPropertyChanged in all my LINQ classes because I use VS2010 to generate my Linq table schema, so it would be a pain to alter auto generated designer code… (and it will certainly override all my changes each time I will make a change to the table’s schema)

How can I simply force the ListView to refresh the LINQ binding when the details window is closed?

Thank in advance for your help.

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  1. Editorial Team

    All Linq classes are generated as partial classes – this means you can create your own partial class that matches the Linq class and add any extra functionality required there. Then when it is compiled, it will all work as one class.

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