How does LINQ to Entities optimize query performance with large datasets?
- Utilizing asynchronous execution
- Utilizing deferred execution
- Utilizing eager loading
- Utilizing lazy loading
LINQ to Entities optimizes query performance with large datasets primarily through deferred execution. Deferred execution means that queries are not executed until the result is actually needed, allowing for optimizations such as query composition and only fetching the necessary data from the database. This approach helps reduce the amount of data transferred between the database and the application, leading to improved performance especially with large datasets.
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