Your application uses LINQ to SQL to retrieve and update a data source. To debug, you want to be able to write all SQL commands to a window in a stand-alone WPF application. You need to access DataContext SQL commands and write to a custom file.

What should you do?

Posted by Rajkatie on 10/26/2012 | Category: ADO.NET Interview questions | Views: 2400 | Points: 40

Select from following answers:

Create an implementation of TextWriter that writes to a custom file. Set the Log property of the DataContext to an instance of this class.
Create an implementation of TextWriter that writes to a custom file. Associate your TextWriter type with your DataContext class by applying the ProviderAttribute attribute.
Create an implementation of TraceListener that writes to a custom file. Set the Log property of the DataContext to an instance of this class.
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