I'm having a function that should both update and insert, using the entity framework.
Was wondering if SaveChanges should be used in both cases?
if(Something == newThingy)
//do something
myobj.SaveChanges();
or is it done differently?
/M
C# – Entity SaveChanges() for both insert and update
centity-framework
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Best Answer
Yes, it should.