Scenario: Your application uses Entity Framework extensively, and you notice that some queries are slow. What steps can you take to identify and address performance bottlenecks in Entity Framework?
- Analyzing generated SQL queries for inefficiencies
- Ensuring proper indexing on database tables
- Implementing caching mechanisms to reduce database hits
- Using database profiling tools to identify slow queries
Analyzing generated SQL queries helps identify any inefficient queries that might be causing performance issues. Database profiling tools provide insights into query execution times and help pinpoint slow queries. Ensuring proper indexing on database tables can significantly improve query performance. Implementing caching mechanisms reduces the need for frequent database hits, enhancing overall performance.
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