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Asked: 2026-05-11T02:01:12+00:00

in my data layer class I have created a function to manually refresh the

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in my data layer class I have created a function to manually refresh the data source.

Public Sub DiscardAllChanges()      _Context.Refresh(RefreshMode.OverwriteCurrentValues)  End Sub

The problem is that the context ChangeSet after this operation still trace the previous operation of Insertion, Deletion and Update that I made calling manually InsertOnSubmit, etc.

Is it possible to clear also the ChangeSet in some way? Or if not can you suggest me another solution? Do I have to create a ChangeSet layer in the Business?

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  1. The easiest way to handle this is to treat the DataContext as your unit of work. Perform an atomic set of related operations on a single DataContext, then after either success or failure, Dispose() it (ideally via using) and throw it away.

    Start you next set of operations on a new DataContext. Likewise, you can re-query for data.

    On an object-by-object basis, you can use GetOriginalEntityState (on the table) to get the original values, but you’d need to re-apply to a ‘live’ object, and this doesn’t handle the delete/insert cases.

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