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ScottGu>>>>>> this has been a great series. Just one thing seems to be missing. How do we dispose of the DataContext class that we create for the SQL database? For example, the NorthwindDataContext class is an IDisposable object, but if I actually call Dispose on it then I get ObjectDisposed exceptions when I access the data that came from that NorthwindDataContext. Doesn't that leave huge amounts of resources open if I've made many calls to my database?

The Datacontext object actually doesn't hold open any connections to the database - so you don't have to explictly dispose of it. Instead, it retrieves new connections from the connection pool only when it needs them, and then returns them as soon as it is done.

Hope this helps,

Scott