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From what I can tell, Linq does not return an Observable Collection and cannot track changes. &nbsp;My solution is to use Continuous Linq to maintain a bindable collection and continually update that collection manually using linq.
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From what I can tell, Linq does not return an Observable Collection and cannot track changes.  My solution is to use Continuous Linq to maintain a bindable collection and continually update that collection manually using linq.

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BTW Sync Linq may work, but I'm not sure it's mature enough for what I need.
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BTW Sync Linq may work, but I'm not sure it's mature enough for what I need.

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I can query in Linq to return a collection from the database and then in turn bind that to a WPF ListView.ItemsSource.<br />
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The problem is, the ListView does not update when the database is changed. &nbsp;Is there a way to have a notification when a table is changed and then tell the listview to re-query the bounded linq collection, or re-source the listview?
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I can query in Linq to return a collection from the database and then in turn bind that to a WPF ListView.ItemsSource.

The problem is, the ListView does not update when the database is changed.  Is there a way to have a notification when a table is changed and then tell the listview to re-query the bounded linq collection, or re-source the listview?

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