LINQ to Stored Procedure

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I have a LINQ to SP(Stored procedure). That SP actually returns more than one rows. But in LINQ the method returns integer value (I need the list of rows). I used dynamic queries inside the SP. What is the solution to this problem ?

Posted 30-Mar-10 23:12pm

Raghavendra HG

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2010-03-31T00:50:00

Without seeing either your LINQ or your Stored Procedure, you aren't going to get much help I'm afraid. You need to supply these so that people stand a fighting chance of diagnosing the issue.

Think of it this way; you wouldn't go to your local mechanic and expect him to be able diagnose a fault with your car just by miming the problem.