If EF6 is has been the primary way for you to access the database then in the long run it might be worth learning about SQL and performance.
Use the index Luke is a great resource for that. It'll teach you to configure your database indexes such that your EF generated queries perform well.
I am quite familiar with mssql also, but thanks. I will consider this training shortly :)
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If EF6 is has been the primary way for you to access the database then in the long run it might be worth learning about SQL and performance.
Use the index Luke is a great resource for that. It'll teach you to configure your database indexes such that your EF generated queries perform well.
I am quite familiar with mssql also, but thanks. I will consider this training shortly :)