A new Event in ADO.NET 2.0 has been addeed to the SqlCommand object called the *StatementCompleted* event.
Usually, if you are executing a set of UPDATE statements on your database as a batch using ExecuteNoneQuery() method, you get the number of affected rows in the whole batch action. What if you wanted to know what each UPDATE method has returned from *Rows Affected*?
The answer is this new Event. Check it on MSDN to see how powerful it is! SqlCommand.StatementCompleted Event
Hope this helps,
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Tags: Databases & SQL