When using compiled queries in entity framework (or linq-to-sql) in combination with SQL Server, is there actually still any performance benefit in using stored procedures?
As we know you can\'t add an extra clause like .Where(开发者_StackOverflow) or .First() to a compiled query, because that changes the query and forces a recompile. What I would like to know is which m
I have multiple queries that I\'d like to union together, then compile the entire thing.The uncompiled query runs fine, but an \"InvalidOperationException: Member access \'Int32 Id\' of \'UserQuery+Fo
Is it at all possible to use something like a switch statement in a compiled query for linq to entities/sql?
I want to retrieve one page from a sorted table. I want the sorting and paging to be done on the server. For this I created the following compiled query:
I wanna read feed entries and I\'m just stuck now. Take this for example : https://stackoverflow.com/feeds/question/2084883 lets say I wanna read all the summary node value inside each entry node in d
This question already has answers here: Workaround for LINQ to SQL Entity Identity Caching and Compiled Query Bug?
I was speeding up my app by using compiled queries for queries which were getting hit over and over. I tried to implement it like this:
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黄力 2022-06-01 08:38 看你的装备是否是永久的，如果是有期限的不管你用了没，时间时候减得只到期限完了，装备就消失了. 永久的装备不管你开发者_开发问答用不用都不会减时间，因为他本身是无限期的。
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