Comments on: Force Entity Framework to optimize/simplify huge queries http://blog.cincura.net/230575-force-entity-framework-to-optimize-simplify-huge-queries/ Taking something that can't be done, and then doing it. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:17:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: cincura.net http://blog.cincura.net/230575-force-entity-framework-to-optimize-simplify-huge-queries/#comment-2525 cincura.net Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:08:01 +0000 http://blog.cincura.net/230575-force-entity-framework-to-optimize-simplify-huge-queries/#comment-2525 I don't think it's bad that's turned off. In 99,9% of cases you'll not hit the limit. And for huge queries, you have to be sure that the time spent in EF optimization is worth, maybe the database optimizer will do better job. I don’t think it’s bad that’s turned off. In 99,9% of cases you’ll not hit the limit. And for huge queries, you have to be sure that the time spent in EF optimization is worth, maybe the database optimizer will do better job.

]]> By: SD http://blog.cincura.net/230575-force-entity-framework-to-optimize-simplify-huge-queries/#comment-2523 SD Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:45:51 +0000 http://blog.cincura.net/230575-force-entity-framework-to-optimize-simplify-huge-queries/#comment-2523 What kind of monster disabled it by default : O !? I guess that using it in synergy with CompileQuery() will be enough for the compilation time tradeoff : ) Good Jiri! What kind of monster disabled it by default : O !?

I guess that using it in synergy with CompileQuery() will be enough for the compilation time tradeoff : )

Good Jiri!

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