Entity Framework 6 was and still remains a ‘workhorse’ for data access in corporate .NET-based applications primarily because of its stability, low barrier of entry, and wide renown. Therefore, I hope this article will still be useful.

Contents

1. Database First without EDMX
2. Working with detached graphs
3. SQL modification
4. Data caching beyond the boundaries of the DbContext life-cycle
5. Retry during errors from SQL Server
6. Overriding DbContext, isolating from the real DB
7. Quick insert

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