How to insert rows into a geodatabase bypassing an active edit session

Question

I'm developing an ArcMap addin with ArcObjects 10.3.1 SDK that needs to have an active edit session to work.

It creates new rows after a check process and stores them in a datatable into a file Geodatabase.

Like that:

// Initialize new row
errorRow = errorsTable.CreateRow();
// Fill row
...
// Commiting the new feature storage
errorRow.Store();
// Iterate over all check results then save edit session
((IWorkspaceEdit)m_featureWorkspace).StopEditing(true);
((IWorkspaceEdit)m_featureWorkspace).StartEditing(true);

My problem is I don't want the addin to rely on a programmatical save edits, since the user might be running other processes at this same edit session.

I then tried to use the method ExecuteSQL from IWorkspace interface in hopes it would turn to be a direct insertion bypassing the edit session, but with no avail.

string sqlStatement = string.Format(new 
    System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US"), "INSERT INTO {0} VALUES (...);", ...);
((IWorkspace)m_featureWorkspace).ExecuteSQL(sqlStatement);

// Needs a save edits
((IWorkspaceEdit)m_featureWorkspace).StopEditing(true);
((IWorkspaceEdit)m_featureWorkspace).StartEditing(true);

Is there any way to programatically bypass an active edit session to insert rows into the database without having to mandatorily save a whole active edit session?

Answer 1

Workaround: I ended up adding my own edit session control in a custom toolbar. The user is asked if he wants to start an edit session, and save current edits or just close the addin when untoggling it.