Change Tracking in the Entity Framework is a feature that enables you detect and resolve conflicts that arise out of concurrent data updates on a particular entity. Such scenarios are commonly known as concurrency conflicts.
Two ways to handle data concurrencies in a multi-user environment are:
Optimistic
Pessimistic
In the Optimistic mode, the record is read but not locked. You need to check whether a record to be saved has already been modified. In essence, you need to track the changes in the data before you do any changes.
In the Pessimistic mode, the record being modified is locked from other users until the lock on the record is released. Therefore, Pessimistic concurrency is not a good choice, especially when you have a large number of users accessing the application at the same point in time.
By default, the Entity Framework follows the Optimistic concurrency model. When the Object Services layer saves the changes in an object...