How does Entity Framework handle second-level caching?
- By default, Entity Framework does not support second-level caching
- Entity Framework generates cache files on the disk
- Entity Framework provides built-in support for second-level caching
- Entity Framework relies on third-party libraries for caching
Entity Framework provides built-in support for second-level caching. It allows caching query results in memory or using external caching providers like Redis. This improves performance by reducing database round trips and query execution time.
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