c# linq to sql - updating database table

Question

I'm wondering is this a bad concept of usage linq to sql to update item in my database, what I am doing is: I'm changing status of my selected item (talking about orders) from 0 to 1 and it looks like this (current code):

Method I'm calling to set/change my item status:

OrdersController.SetOrderStatusTrue(orderNumber);

Method's code:

public static void SetOrderStatusTrue(int numberOforder)
{
    DataServices.DB.procedure_SetOrderStatus_ToTrue(numberOforder); //procedure which will set status to "1".
    DataServices.DB.Refresh(System.Data.Linq.RefreshMode.OverwriteCurrentValues,DataServices.DB.Orders.Where(nmbr => nmbr.OrderNumber == numberOforder));            //is this a bad concept to call refresh ?
}

So I'm wondering is this bad concept to call Refresh Method every time I'm changing my item status, Maybe I should somehow apply SubmitChanges method, could anyone tell me which concept is better, this concept also work, but I read on few posts that is not good practice to call refresh like this every time, so is that true and how should it look with SubmitChanges method?

Cheers

Answer 1

Maybe take a look at this post: Linq to sql submit changes () or .Refresh(System.Data.Linq.RefreshMode.OverwriteCurrentValues, "entity to update")

Basically whats being said there is : Refresh is pretty much never needed because normally you are making all writes through entities. This means that the entities are always up to date.

Hopefully this anwers your question.