Scenario: What is the significance of the AcceptChangesDuringUpdate property when dealing with data conflicts in ADO.NET?
- It controls the behavior of the data adapter during batch update operations.
- It determines whether changes made to a DataRow during an update operation are accepted or rejected.
- It sets the timeout period for database connections.
- It specifies the isolation level for database transactions.
The AcceptChangesDuringUpdate property in ADO.NET determines whether changes made to a DataRow during an update operation are accepted or rejected. When set to true, changes made to the DataRow are accepted and the DataRow's state is changed to Unchanged after the update operation completes successfully. If set to false, the DataRow retains its modified state, allowing you to review and handle conflicts manually.
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