问题
Update: I've created a suggestion to implement hint control in a future version of EF. Go here to vote for it.
I have a problem where one of my Entity Framework (EF) queries is taking a very long time to execute in Sql Server, although when I copy-and-paste the generated TSQL into Sql Server Management Studio (SSMS) it runs extremely fast. After some investigation I found that I was experiencing a parameter sniffing issue, and the correct way to fix it is to insert one of many query hints (OPTIMIZE FOR, RECOMPILE, and so on). How do I insert these hints into my EF queries?
Related questions coming at this from different perspectives are here, here, and here.
回答1:
To apply a hint on a query generate by EF, you should use plan guides, more info here: One to one join Not fast enough in SQL Server
回答2:
If you are executing stored procedures you could declare the parameters of the stored procedure internally.
I.e.
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_test
(
@param1 NVARCHAR(10),
@param2 INT
)
AS
DECLARE @internalParam1 NVARCHAR(10)
DECLARE @internalParam2 INT
SET @internalParam1 = @param1
SET @internalParam2 = @param2
-- REST OF YOUR QUERY
GO
This will stop SQL Server caching any parameters that are being passed to the SP.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9890699/how-do-i-control-parameter-sniffing-and-or-query-hints-in-entity-framework