Is it possible to override the SQL generated by LINQ to SQL, for optimisation purposes?
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Is it possible to override the SQL generated by LINQ to SQL, for optimisation purposes?
You could use the ExecuteQuery method instead. This is useful if you want to leverage a function that’s available in SqlServer but not in Linq (IE PIVOT, etc…)
For instance: