hi Diego,
At this moment I am reviewing a solution that use Entity Framework for command and queries. The development team had identified several issues before I started my review, and show me the next issues:
Really my idea is not change the QueryCacheManager, this work well, the idea is parametrize these values only.
Regards
Unai
At this moment I am reviewing a solution that use Entity Framework for command and queries. The development team had identified several issues before I started my review, and show me the next issues:
- Some queries in EF are continually evaluated and did not use the QueryCacheManager ( WinDbg show the problem )
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The Compile time of this queries is potentially high, very large IQueryables with a lot of nodes, unions, joins etc..
Really my idea is not change the QueryCacheManager, this work well, the idea is parametrize these values only.
Regards
Unai