What is the role of the "AsNoTracking" method in Entity Framework, and when is it useful?
- Allows parallel tracking of entities, useful in multi-threaded applications
- Disables the tracking of entities retrieved from the database, useful when entities are read-only or won't be modified
- Enhances database query performance, useful in high-load environments
- Tracks entities retrieved from the database, useful when entities need to be modified
The "AsNoTracking" method in Entity Framework disables the tracking of entities, which means that any changes made to those entities won't be tracked by the context. This is useful when working with read-only data or when entities won't be modified, as it improves performance by avoiding the overhead of tracking changes.
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