Select from following answers:- It returns the updated data and you can use it immediately.
- An exception is thrown because you already have the object, so you can't re-query unless you create a new DataContext object.
- The changes are thrown out and you use the cached data, so you don't see the changes.
- All Above
The changes are thrown out because the object is delivered from the cache.
It does not return the updated data - the changes are thrown out because the object is delivered from the cache.
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