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The first one is not exactly an EF Core mistake, it's more a database schema design problem. But sure, it's a good point to always keep in mind. Indexes can make a huge difference. Hey I didn't know about ExecuteUpdate and transactions...and disposing manually created dbContexts can passed unnoticed. Thanks for sharing!
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The first one is not exactly an EF Core mistake, it's more a database schema design problem. But sure, it's a good point to always keep in mind. Indexes can make a huge difference. Hey I didn't know about ExecuteUpdate and transactions...and disposing manually created dbContexts can passed unnoticed. Thanks for sharing!