System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.UpdatedRowStatusSkip(System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.BatchCommandInfo[], int)

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Project: referencesource
Source File: DbDataAdapter.cs
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private int UpdatedRowStatus(RowUpdatedEventArgs rowUpdatedEvent, BatchCommandInfo[] batchCommands, int commandCount) {
            Debug.Assert(null != rowUpdatedEvent, "null rowUpdatedEvent");
            int cumulativeDataRowsAffected = 0;
            switch (rowUpdatedEvent.Status) {
            case UpdateStatus.Continue:
                cumulativeDataRowsAffected = UpdatedRowStatusContinue(rowUpdatedEvent, batchCommands, commandCount);
                break; // return to foreach DataRow
            case UpdateStatus.ErrorsOccurred:
                cumulativeDataRowsAffected = UpdatedRowStatusErrors(rowUpdatedEvent, batchCommands, commandCount);
                break; // no datarow affected if ErrorsOccured
            case UpdateStatus.SkipCurrentRow:
            case UpdateStatus.SkipAllRemainingRows: // cancel the Update method
                cumulativeDataRowsAffected = UpdatedRowStatusSkip(batchCommands, commandCount);
                break; // foreach DataRow without accepting changes on this row (but user may haved accepted chagnes for us)
            default:
                throw ADP.InvalidUpdateStatus(rowUpdatedEvent.Status);
            } // switch RowUpdatedEventArgs.Status
            return cumulativeDataRowsAffected;
        }