When using concurrency and sprocs, the rows affected parameter is actually optional. If none is specified, then EF falls back to the affect row count returned from ExecuteNonQuery. We should:
1) Change the default sproc metadata generation to never generate a rows affected parameter by default. Instead, we will only introduce one when it is explicitly configured using the fluent API.
2) Adds RowsAffected fluent API surface to the many-to-many sproc config surface.
1) Change the default sproc metadata generation to never generate a rows affected parameter by default. Instead, we will only introduce one when it is explicitly configured using the fluent API.
2) Adds RowsAffected fluent API surface to the many-to-many sproc config surface.