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Many articles recommend adopting “SET NOCOUNT ON” to avoid receiving message like “1 Row(s) affected”.
I’m curious what ADO.NET API I can use to get message when SET NOCOUNT OFF.
Thanks.
SET NOCOUNT ON and reading messages using C# and ADO.NET
SqlConnection.InfoMessage Event