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Entity Framework Extensions TemporaryTableInsertBatchSize
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Definition
Gets or sets the number of records to use in a batch when inserting in a temporary table. This number is recommended to be high.
context.BulkSaveChanges(options =>
{
options.TemporaryTableInsertBatchSize = 50000;
});
Purpose
Increasing the default value may improve the performance. Since the temporary table doesn't contain index and trigger and it's normally locked during the insert, you may use a very high value.