Reverting changes to an EntitySet in Linq-to-SQL?

Using (DataContext dc = new DataContext) { } It's the only way to be sure A second best option would be to new up an EntitySet and assign it to the property - same way is done in the designer. Cs file.

Using (DataContext dc = new DataContext) { } It's the only way to be sure. A second best option would be to new up an EntitySet and assign it to the property - same way is done in the designer.Cs file.

Ugh. This is difficult due to how the DataContext is used. I'm looking for a way to avoid this.

– codekaizen Jul 6 '10 at 19:40 thanks for the 2nd option - it looks promising. How do I refresh the entities in the EntitySet after I recreate it? – codekaizen Jul 6 '10 at 20:38 Ok, I solved it by issuing a requery on the context and filling the EntitySet manually.

– codekaizen Jul 6 '10 at 20:56.

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