No Tracking Queries

No Tracking Queries are SQL statements that do not keep track of changes made during their execution. When you run such a query, the database doesn't record the details about the data being accessed or modified. This approach can improve performance and reduce resource use, especially for read-only operations like fetching data, because the database skips extra steps involved in tracking. However, it’s not suitable for operations that require data updates or consistency checks. Essentially, No Tracking Queries are efficient for retrieving data when you don’t need to update or monitor what you’re working with.