We have a query similar to the following:
from x in db.Table.Include(x => x.Parent)
.Include(x => x.Parent.Relation)
.Include(x => x.Relation)
.Include(x => x.Children)
where /* some query */
select x
The problem is that when adding .Include(x => x.Children)
, the ORDER BY
statement that Entity Framework adds to the generated SQL causes the query to take a long time to execute - something like the below:
ORDER BY [Project2].[Id1] ASC, [Project2].[Id2] ASC, [Project2].[Id] ASC, [Project2].[C4] ASC
Adding orderby to the linq query doesn't help either, it doesn't affect the statement above other than adding an additional column to sort by.
Apparently, it's something that EF does internally to ease the creation of resulting objects afterwards. You can't remove the
order by
instruction.