I have the following code:
newCustomerDataSourceDataContext db = GetDataContext();
{
var tId = from t in db._CRM_Ticket_Headers
from p in db.CRM_Priority_LKPs
where t.created >= fromDate &&
t.created < toDate &&
t.priorityId == p.priorityId &&
t.statusId == status &&
t.employeeUserId == csrId
select t;
}
Do I have to close the Connection manually, if I add using
, and I am using Linq as the following:
using (newCustomerDataSourceDataContext db = GetDataContext())
{
var tId = from t in db.CRM_Ticket_Headers
from p in db.CRM_Priority_LKPs
where t.created >= fromDate &&
t.created < toDate &&
t.priorityId == p.priorityId &&
t.statusId == status &&
t.employeeUserId == csrId
select t;
}
It depends on what you want to happen. If you use the using
block, the Dispose
method will be called on the context which will close the connection. However, if your application is using lazy loading, that will no longer work.