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I have been working with EF for years now. It has it quirks - but this is not something that I have ever experienced, nor have I heard of anything like it befor
by useerup 9y ago
I have been working with EF for years now. It has it quirks - but this is not something that I have ever experienced, nor have I heard of anything like it before today.
What I have heard of is traversing the entire graph and causing cascading loading of navigational properties. Yes, I have done that. Something like AutoMapper will do that to you, if you are not careful. Been there and done that.
How did you determine that it OOMed while generating the query?
- Someone1234 9y ago> How did you determine that it OOMed while generating the query? By looking at the call stack when the exception was thrown (and the fact that nothing hit the database).