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I have c# project that is using sqlserver compact edition and entity framework for data access. I have the need to insert or update a large amount of rows, 5000+ or more to the db, so if the key exists update the record if not insert it. I can not find a way to do this with compact edition and EF with out horrible performance, ie taking 2 mins plus on a core i7 computer. I have tried searching for the record to see if it exists then inserting if not or update if it does, the search is the killer on that. I have tried compiling the search query and that only gave a small improvement. Another thing ive tried is inserting the record in a try catch and if it fails update, but that forces me to savechanges on every record to get the exception as opposed to at the end which is a performance killer. Obviously I can't use stored procedures since it is compact edition. Also I've looked at just executing t-sql directly somehow on the db, but lack of process statements in compact seems to rule that out. I've searched the world over and out of ideas. I really wanted to use compact if I can over express for the deployment benefits and ability to prevent the user from digging around the db. Any suggesitons would be appreciated.

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When we're using SQL CE (and SQL 2005 Express for that matter) we always call an update first and then call an insert if the udate gives a row count of 0. This is very simple to implement and does not require expensice try..catch blocks for control flow.


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