Storing DbSet in constructor instead of calling DbContext.Set for every use

Error passing existing connections to DbContext constructor when using Database-First

The designer uses connection strings that are not typical of connection strings. Instead, they are...EntityConnection... strings. Entity connection strings differ in that they include extra information on where to get metadata describing models that are in the form of edmx at design time - read more ...here.... Since Code First generates the model ...

DbSet.Add & DbSet.Remove Versus using EntityState.Added & EntityState.Deleted

From page 80 of the DbContext book by Lerman & Miller:...Calling ...DbSet.Add... and setting the ...State... to ...Added... both achieve exactly the same thing....That is:...If the entity is not tracked by the context, it will start being tracked by the context in the ...Added... state. Both ...DbSet.Add... and setting the ...State... to ...Added...

What if I call DbContext.Dispose without calling DbContext.SaveChanges?

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Why DbContext autometically disposed after every api call in EF Core?

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IBM.EntityFrameworkCore - DbContext.OnConfiguring and DbContext.OnModelCreating aren't called

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How to call stored procedure in EF Core v2.1 and set result to custom model?

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Rollback additions / removals to DBSets of the DbContext using a transaction in Entity Framework

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Azure Function Uses Wrong DbContext Constructor

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How to call stored procedure in Entity Framework Core with input and output parameters using mysql

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Ambiguous call when using LINQ extension method on DbSet<T>

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