Great video! I was looking for this kind of information for a long time. Altought in EF Core the translated SQL can generate both constants or parameterized queries (or mixed), the old .NET Frameworks Linq only produces parameterized queries (that ones with @p0, @p1, etc). This impacts SQL performance, for example, Filtered Indexes are not used at all. Is there any solution for a Expression Tree or Visitor in the old .NET Framework we can use unitl migrate the systems to .NET Core? Thanks!
It's nice to finally have some overview of what's running under the hood of some libraries I use everyday. That's why I love Dotnetos
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Always a delight to listen to Shay's talks.
Really good presentation, thanks.
Thanks, great presentation
Amazing presentation.
Thank you on behalf of Shay!
Great video! I was looking for this kind of information for a long time. Altought in EF Core the translated SQL can generate both constants or parameterized queries (or mixed), the old .NET Frameworks Linq only produces parameterized queries (that ones with @p0, @p1, etc). This impacts SQL performance, for example, Filtered Indexes are not used at all. Is there any solution for a Expression Tree or Visitor in the old .NET Framework we can use unitl migrate the systems to .NET Core? Thanks!
a really god presentation that gives a glance to what is actually happening under the hood.
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Great presentation, packed with helpful concept/info. Thanks for sharing.
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