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That doesn't really help you with EF because there's plenty of stuff shared at context level. So depending on the order of queries in the context the same query
by rafaelmn 2y ago
That doesn't really help you with EF because there's plenty of stuff shared at context level. So depending on the order of queries in the context the same query can return different data.
I hate EF and everything it stands for. :)
- nercury 2y agoYeah, in a web app, one context per request. In desktop app... I have never used EF there.