I have this problem where after a field (say Field3 in table MyTable) is updated on the database, MyTable.Field3
(in C#) is still returning the old value.
I suspect there is some caching...?
How do I force it to:
Read the value from the database?
OR
Update the value in the MyTable class?
Or is there anything I miss? I am new to LINQ
Thank you in advance.
DataContext.Refresh(System.Data.Linq.RefreshMode.OverwriteCurrentValues, entity);
If you want to refresh your entire entity set, the easiest way is probably to just create a new DataContext and requery for everything.
You're misunderstanding the model. Linq to SQL doesn't pass through to the database each time you ask for a member. When you fetch an object from the database, it gets stored in memory as a Linq to SQL object, and there it stands. You don't get an up-to-date version of the object until you query the database again.
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