I’m executing an update stored procedure from LINQ to SQL and I need to know the records affected after the update is called.
I’m using dbml designer to generate the LINQ code.
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I’m executing an update stored procedure from LINQ to SQL and I need to know the records affected after the update is called.
I’m using dbml designer to generate the LINQ code.
I’ve not tried any of the answers and I don’t know which is the correct answer. I returned
@@rowcountas result set.