This way should work: ctx.Users. Attach(user) ctx. Refresh(RefreshMode.
KeepCurrentValues, user) 'this line is important ctx.SubmitChanges() This is my console test app(it works), in C# though: class Program { public static void Main(string args) { var t = new Test(); Customer c = t.GetCustomer(); c. CompanyName = "X"; t. AttachCustomer(c); } class Test { public Customer GetCustomer() { Customer cust; using(DataContext db = new DataContext()) { cust = db.Customers.
Where(x => x. CustomerID == "ALFKI").Single(); db.Dispose(); } return cust; } public void AttachCustomer(Customer cx) { using (DataContext db = new DataContext()) { db.Customers. Attach(cx); db.
Refresh(RefreshMode. KeepCurrentValues, cx); db.SubmitChanges(); db.Dispose(); } } } }.
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