I am in the process of migrating some legacy code to LINQ to SQL and I am having some difficulty with the following Stored Procedure.
BEGIN
INSERT INTO tblCMOEncounterHeader (
submitter_organization_id,
submission_date,
begin_posting_date,
end_posting_date,
开发者_JS百科 number_of_records_transmitted)
VALUES (
@submitter_organization_id,
@submission_date,
@begin_posting_date,
@end_posting_date,
@number_of_records_transmitted)
RETURN @@ROWCOUNT
END
Specifically, what does @@ROWCOUNT
return when partnered with an INSERT
? How would I accomplish the same thing in LINQ?
@@ROWCOUNT
Returns the number of rows affected by the last statement
MSDN
In your case it will always return 1
, I guess, or raise an error in case of constraint violation, etc.
Your LINQ to SQL code should definitely return (numsRowsAffected > 0);
, i.e. a boolean value or something similar
Since you are only inserting one row, it should return 1. (Had you used INSERT INTO ... SELECT FROM... to insert multiple rows, it would be higher)
In LINQ, drag the stored proc from the Server Explorer, to the LINQ diagram (much as you did for the tables). It will create a method on the DataContext for the strored proc. (You may have to open the Method pane, from the context menu)
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