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Entity Framework and Entity Framework Core uses Include methods to manage Lazy Loading
Include
Get, GetAll, Find and FindAll methods have support for Include commands.
They can be passed in a several ways directly in methods, as lambda function
repository.GetAll(x => x.EmailAddresses);
In many cases you may need pass multiple includes, or navigate child members.
repository.Get(id, includePaths: new Expression<Func<Contract, object>>[] { c => c.Employee, c => c.Owners.First().Address });
or with string name, good for dynamic query
repository.GetAll("Employee", "Owners.Address" });
or with strategies
var strategy = new GenericFetchStrategy<Contract>(); strategy.Include(x => x.Employee); strategy.Include(x => x.Owners.First().Address); repository.Get(id, strategy);
or using specification
var spec = new Specification<Contract>(obj => obj.Employee.Name == "Jeff"); spec.FetchStrategy = new GenericFetchStrategy<Contract>(); spec.FetchStrategy .Include(x => x.Employee) .Include(x => x.Owners.First().Address); repository.FindAll(spec);
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