How do projection queries affect the tracking behavior of entities in Entity Framework?
- Entities are tracked for updates and deletes based on the projection criteria.
- Entity tracking is retained for entities included in the projection criteria.
- Projection queries disable entity tracking entirely.
- Projection queries only track entities if explicitly specified.
Projection queries in Entity Framework can impact entity tracking behavior. When performing a projection query, Entity Framework will track entities included in the projection criteria. This means that changes to those entities will be tracked and reflected in the context. If an entity is not included in the projection, Entity Framework won't track changes to it, potentially leading to unexpected behavior if modifications are made.
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