What role does the AcceptChanges method play in data concurrency management in ADO.NET?
- It applies any pending changes to the DataRow and resets its state to unchanged.
- It discards any pending changes made to the DataRow and keeps its state as unchanged.
- It marks the DataRow for deletion and removes it from the DataTable.
- It rolls back any pending changes made to the DataRow and keeps its state as modified.
In ADO.NET, the AcceptChanges method is used in data concurrency management to apply any pending changes to the DataRow and reset its state to unchanged. This method is typically called after updating a DataRow to commit the changes to the underlying database and ensure data integrity.
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