Hi @ayocak,
You are right that we use the return value from ExecuteNonQuery by default. The output parameter is useful if you perform any logic in your sproc that would result in the @@RowCount variable being incorrect (from EF's perspective) at the end of execution.
Cheers,
Andrew.
You are right that we use the return value from ExecuteNonQuery by default. The output parameter is useful if you perform any logic in your sproc that would result in the @@RowCount variable being incorrect (from EF's perspective) at the end of execution.
Cheers,
Andrew.