Reducing EF Core Memory Overhead with AsNoTracking
Learn how to optimize EF Core performance by using AsNoTracking to reduce memory overhead and CPU usage in read-only scenarios.
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Standardizing Domain Data with Wolfram Entity Framework and Datasets
Learn how to use the Wolfram Entity framework and Dataset structures to standardize inconsistent data imports into a queryable, object-oriented domain model.
Wolfram's Entity Framework: Making Real-World Data Computable Without External Databases
Wolfram's Entity Framework turns curated real-world data into computable symbols with units, enabling type-safe queries and deployment without external databases. A practical look at EntityStore, Knowledgebase integration, and the trade-offs engineers should know.
Enabling and Verifying NHibernate’s Second‑Level Cache: A Practical Guide
Learn how to turn on NHibernate’s second‑level cache, configure a provider, and verify hits in real code. Avoid common pitfalls and understand the limits of query and entity caching.
nhibernateStreaming EF Core Query Results with IAsyncEnumerable: What It Saves and What It Costs
EF Core's IAsyncEnumerable streams rows instead of materializing them, but only if you also stop tracking and accept a connection held open for the loop.
dotnetEntity Framework : join two tables and where clause
I'm having trouble working with Entity Framework and PostgreSQL, does anybody know how to join two tables and use the second table as a where clause? The select I want to do in Entity Framework would be in SQL: SELECT ai.id, ai.title, ai.description, ai.coverimageurl FROM app_information ai INNER JOIN app_languages al on al.id = ai.languageid WHERE al.langua
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