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So I have a data access class library
I make a linq to entities call
I end up with a single row that has my TableData object.
What should I return back from my class library method?
I thought it would be cool to return back the TableData object, but I see that if you make changes to it and call a save that it actually updates the database, which I do not want outside of my class library.
What do people typically return as their results object?
If you set the status of an EF-tracked object to
Detachedchanges will not be propagated to the database.