Tuning Performance - LINQ to SQL

clipped from davidhayden.com LINQ To SQL - Lazy Loading Properties and Specifying PreFetch When Needed - Sweet Query and Performance Control This is another post in a series of posts on LINQ To SQL in how I think I have discovered a potential performance problem of LINQ To SQL only to find an elegant solution to the problem using LINQ To SQL. If you haven't been reading along with the discovery, here are a few previous posts on LINQ To SQL in this discussion of performance and query tuning: LinqDataSource - High Performance Queries Using DataLoadOptions - Avoiding Database Roundtrips LINQ to SQL - Performance Tradeoffs: Less Database Roundtrips but Duplicated Data in Each Row??