Not sure but your SaveOptions enumeration may be the problem. Try just calling.
Not sure but your SaveOptions enumeration may be the problem. Try just calling cc.SaveChanges(); without the enumeration.
The problem turns out to be that I forgot to set the DB properties not to copy. I thought I had done this, but then had to restart from scratch (some problem in EF, I have a post about it on this site) and hadn't yet done it again for this project version. Sorry for missing that obvious one, but it's been a long day.My code works, but runs on the "local copy" under the bin/debug directory.
– John Warthman Jul 29 at 23:22.
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