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In my opinion, this is a better approach, which doesn't require an additional call to the database and doesn't require to store entities in the memory (which could have terrible results in case of a huge collection).
And of course, it is available in LINQ.
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In my opinion, this is a better approach, which doesn't require an additional call to the database and doesn't require to store entities in the memory (which could have terrible results in case of a huge collection).
And of course, it is available in LINQ.