Steven Darby

@ajcvickers as someone interested in this issue and your plans for 6.0, I was wondering what the categories mean in your EF Core Backlog. This has gone from Proposed to...

Been investigating solutions in the meantime and found that the `string_split` function idea from above can be separated out into its own queryable for flexible reuse. For example... Add keyless...

> @cjstevenson - The value you provided as example does not cause any SQL injection. EF Core escapes quotes properly in the SQL. > Generated SQL for example > >...

Hi @roji, I’m looking into connection resiliency in EF Core and saw the note in the documentation about buffering when a retry strategy is in use and I didn’t quite...

@roji that has cleared things up a lot for me, thanks. I think where I’d gone wrong is thinking primarily about a query within a manual retry block with enumeration...

> I think this is the first time we receive a request to have this connection/execution split. You're welcome to open a new issue for it (it's separate from what...

With regards to the "double buffering" of retry + ToListing, could EF Core's ToListAsync extension method avoid this by somehow passing through the list used for buffering? This might not...

You can configure composite keys like this ``` protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder) { modelBuilder.Entity() .HasKey(c => new { c.State, c.LicensePlate }); } ``` Are you asking for something different...

@SaeedMolaiy is it not possible to update the entity only after attaching it to the second context? Then EF would track the changes, and you wouldn't need to call Update...

Would a workaround here be to set the sql compatibility level lower so that it reverts to the old Contains translation? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/what-is-new/ef-core-8.0/whatsnew#queries-with-primitive-collections