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Good article but you should also mention how SQL queries are optimised, show what you did and how are they executed at database.
For EF in debugging execution, linq displays SQL queries, that can also be used to further optimize quarries.
Yes, and profiler on the sql server side can be good for hands on
SQL Profiler is an amazing tool and love to use in production environment when I just couldn't retrace the issue reported by the support team, but in debug environment when I'm developing feature or repairing a bug, its always a good idea to see SQL so that it can optimized, with time I've learned what need to be done but for someone how is starting from scratch, or is new to LinQ (shifting from ADO to EF) option to see SQL really makes my job easy as Sr. Developer and lets be focus on one tool rather than focusing in two.
but that's just my opinion.
Very clear examples. Well written, and gives much practical advice. Thank you.
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Great content, thank you!
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