I currently am using existing code that has
Sql.Append("UPD开发者_开发问答ATE Store SET" +
"LogoAlign='" + (String.Compare(drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue, String.Empty) == 0 ? "NULL" : "'" + drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue + "'") +
"', Height='" + DB.QuerySafeDisplayHTML(txtHeight.Text.ToString()) +
"', Width='" + DB.QuerySafeDisplayHTML(txtWidth.Text.ToString()) +
and it goes on like that for all the columns in the table that it is updating. I would like to know if it would be better using LINQ, easier, more beneficial, and if so how would I go about doing it?
Thanks
For Linq To Entity you can just get all the Store
than loop through them to change the value and use the Entity to SaveChanges
.
For example:
using (TestDBEntities ctx = new TestDBEntities())
{
var allStore = ctx.Stores;
foreach(var store in allStore)
{
store.LogoAlign = (String.Compare(drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue, String.Empty) == 0 ? "NULL" : "'" + drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue + "'");
store.Height = txtHeight.Text.ToString();
}
ctx.SaveChanges();
}
You can do the same with Linq To Sql with the DataContext.
using (TestDataContext ctx = new TestDataContext())
{
var allStore = ctx.Stores;
foreach(var store in allStore)
{
store.LogoAlign = (String.Compare(drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue, String.Empty) == 0 ? "NULL" : "'" + drpLogoAlign.SelectedValue + "'");
store.Height = txtHeight.Text.ToString();
}
ctx.SubmitChanges();
}
But, if you want to be more performance, I think it should be in a stored procedure, this way you won't need to get all the data before updating.
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