Entity Framwork's Include Function Produces Inner Joins Instead of Outer Joins

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Entity Framwork's Include Function Produces Inner Joins Instead of Outer Joins

Posted in Data Access February 15, 2010

Entity Framework’s Include function usually produces OUTER JOINs. I ran into an scenario where INNER JOINs were being produced that filtered out needed records. The solution is in the direction of the EF expression

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