EF Core: loading a graph of entities with FindAsync applies order by with several columns
I’ve noticed that when using FindAsync to load an aggregate that envolves several tables, the generated SQL tries to order the returned result by each of the entities’ ID fields. For instance, suppose you have this mapping:
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Entity framework and Eager loading and enterprise application with DDD aproach
We are trying to create an ASP.NET MVC 4 application using entity framework with domain driven development style pattern approach. As you can see in our part of domain layer, we have a complex design. We need to load entity with lazy as well as eager methods. Unfortunately we have big problem with these methods in entity framework.
Entity framework and Eager loading and enterprise application with DDD aproach
We are trying to create an ASP.NET MVC 4 application using entity framework with domain driven development style pattern approach. As you can see in our part of domain layer, we have a complex design. We need to load entity with lazy as well as eager methods. Unfortunately we have big problem with these methods in entity framework.
Entity framework and Eager loading and enterprise application with DDD aproach
We are trying to create an ASP.NET MVC 4 application using entity framework with domain driven development style pattern approach. As you can see in our part of domain layer, we have a complex design. We need to load entity with lazy as well as eager methods. Unfortunately we have big problem with these methods in entity framework.
Entity framework and Eager loading and enterprise application with DDD aproach
We are trying to create an ASP.NET MVC 4 application using entity framework with domain driven development style pattern approach. As you can see in our part of domain layer, we have a complex design. We need to load entity with lazy as well as eager methods. Unfortunately we have big problem with these methods in entity framework.
Entity framework and Eager loading and enterprise application with DDD aproach
We are trying to create an ASP.NET MVC 4 application using entity framework with domain driven development style pattern approach. As you can see in our part of domain layer, we have a complex design. We need to load entity with lazy as well as eager methods. Unfortunately we have big problem with these methods in entity framework.
Entity Framework Entities – Some Data From Web Service – Best Architecture?
We are currently using Entity Framework as an ORM across a few web applications, and until now, it has suited us well as all our data is stored in a single database. We are using the repository pattern, and have services (the domain layer) which use these, and return the EF entities directly to the ASP.NET MVC controllers.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.
DbFirst vs Code First? what should I use if I rely on Stored procedures
This question is asked many times, and I always prefer code-first as I like to keep the logic in code.