So in THIS POST I talked about how querying worked on a conceptual level but turns out there is something going on that’s not expected. Remember how I said that if the object is in the context, the database won’t be hit? Turns out that isn’t true to an extent. With the help of profiler, [...]
Tag Archives: Entity Framework
Entity Framework: Concepts and Headaches. Querying
So in the first part of this life changing tutorial, I explained what lazy loading was and how it worked with the Entity Framework. Now I wanted to get into querying/loading and how it’s handled. At least at a very simplistic angle. (Simplistic is what I do best. Day-oh!) Something that has to be understood [...]
Entity Framework: Concepts and headaches. Lazy Loading
So when I wrote this and this I didn’t really have a precursor to some of the concepts in the posts so I figured I’d get them out of the way now since I’ll be posting a bunch on the Entity Framework. First off is lazy loading. Now I could put the obligatory stupid joke [...]
Entity Framework: ObjectContext observations on caching
I thought that my journey with the Entity Framework was going to be like falling off a cliff, fast and painless but instead it’s been more like driving a Hummer in a Smart car convention, just have to plow my way through. The latest bump in my path has been the ObjectContext. Just to let [...]
Entity Framework: Many to One property and how to load
Ok so this is the situation, you’ve just stolen 50 billion dollars from various wealthy people using a ponzi scheme and you’ve been caught. What do you do? I have no idea but if that’s your situation and you’ve ended up at this site, I’m guessing your escape route has something to do with the [...]
