Entity Framework (and other ORMs) are in general great pieces of software that makes developers lives so much easier by letting us thinking about objects when we’re working with data persisted in some underlying database. This makes development much easier than writing raw SQL queries. But some of us tend to get too comfy and forgetting about things that lies beneath our beautiful, object oriented code. After all we have Entity Framework, we shouldn’t wrap our heads around SQL stuff. But how about actual...