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So it seems there's no reason for me to inspect the returned value other than having one more text to verify success. &nbsp;By that I mean if I updated 1 record, the return vaue should be 1. &nbsp;If not, throw my own exception.<br />
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Is that logical?
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So it seems there's no reason for me to inspect the returned value other than having one more text to verify success.  By that I mean if I updated 1 record, the return vaue should be 1.  If not, throw my own exception.

Is that logical?

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I see my entity has this method, which I have used successfully. &nbsp;But I am not yet checking the returned value.<br />
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Does anyone know what's returned on success? How about on failure?<br />
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Also, if TryUpdateModel(myModel) succeeds, is there any chancce of failure?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I see my entity has this method, which I have used successfully.  But I am not yet checking the returned value.

Does anyone know what's returned on success? How about on failure?

Also, if TryUpdateModel(myModel) succeeds, is there any chancce of failure?

Thanks,
newbieweb

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