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var result = context.Persons
 .Where(p=> !p.PersonLink.Any(pl=>p.Id == pl.PersonLinkId))
 .Select(p => p.Name)
.OrderBy(n => n)
.Skip(a).Take(b).ToList();

Steve Naidamast wrote:

a data access layer

Steve Naidamast wrote:

However, ORMs tend to be on the "heavy" side in terms of tiers, making them somewhat inefficient.

Steve Naidamast wrote:

using any ORM forces one to learn the idiosyncrasies of that ORM as well as the interface language. In EF's case, that would be LINQ, though you can also use EF-SQL. The result is that you become fluent in a single ORM instead of the more general language of standard SQL.

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Nish Nishant wrote:

So far it was just the Google DNS, now here's one more.