What are exactly DbContext and DbSet in EF? [Answered]
I was wondering if getting the DbContext is getting the entire DB and using DbSet is using the single tables. Is this correct?
NThere's a lot of nuance but the short answer is yes, that's a high level view of it
NA Context may have as much or as little of the database as needed, and a DbSet may not represent the full table in the case of query filters/etc
Xalso a single DbSet may represent more than 1 table (although this is definitely more advanced setups territory)
AGenerally speaking:
- abstracts the database
- abstracts the table
A
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