In your stored procedure you could create a table variable (or temp table if tables variables are not available to you) and insert @@rowcount into it after every part of you stored procedure that affects the row count of a table, then do a select from the table variable as the last operation in your store procedure For example CREATE PROCEDURE myProc AS BEGIN DECLARE @ra TABLE ( rowsAffected INT, queryName VARCHAR(50) ) INSERT INTO sometable SELECT col1, col2 FROM someothertable INSERT INTO @ra (rowsAffected, queryName) VALUES (@@ROWCOUNT, 'insert into sometable') DELETE FROM anothertable WHERE thingID = something INSERT INTO @ra (rowsAffected, queryName) VALUES (@@ROWCOUNT, 'delete from anothertable') SELECT rowsAffected, queryName FROM @ra END Then update your DBML so that the rows are available in Linq to SQL queries.
In your stored procedure you could create a table variable (or temp table if tables variables are not available to you) and insert @@rowcount into it after every part of you stored procedure that affects the row count of a table, then do a select from the table variable as the last operation in your store procedure. For example CREATE PROCEDURE myProc AS BEGIN DECLARE @ra TABLE ( rowsAffected INT, queryName VARCHAR(50) ) INSERT INTO sometable SELECT col1, col2 FROM someothertable INSERT INTO @ra (rowsAffected, queryName) VALUES (@@ROWCOUNT, 'insert into sometable') DELETE FROM anothertable WHERE thingID = something INSERT INTO @ra (rowsAffected, queryName) VALUES (@@ROWCOUNT, 'delete from anothertable') SELECT rowsAffected, queryName FROM @ra END Then update your DBML so that the rows are available in Linq to SQL queries.
I'm calling a stored procedure which does some updates/inserts/deletes (any one of these at a time) from Linq. This stored procedure is added to datacontext I'm using. After calling this stored procedure I want to get the number of rows affected by this stored procedure.
This stored procedure may affect more than one table also. I tried using GetChangeSet method of datacontext but it doesn't return affected rows count for inserts/updates/deletes performed in this stored procedure. I don't want to use @@rowcount and return that rowcount as return value.
Is there any way I can find this affected rows count?
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