RelationalDataReader has a logging/interception hook for disposing - but not for closing the reader (which happens just before). there's very little difference between a closed and disposed reader - both states are almost the same since the reader cannot be reused (unlike connection for example). Also, any I/O would very likely occur during Close, which is where we don't log the elapsed time etc.
Do we know if/how users are using this? Should we make DataReaderDisposing include Close as well, so that users can skip that via interceptors, and so that its time is logged too?
/cc @ajcvickers
RelationalDataReader has a logging/interception hook for disposing - but not for closing the reader (which happens just before). there's very little difference between a closed and disposed reader - both states are almost the same since the reader cannot be reused (unlike connection for example). Also, any I/O would very likely occur during Close, which is where we don't log the elapsed time etc.
Do we know if/how users are using this? Should we make DataReaderDisposing include Close as well, so that users can skip that via interceptors, and so that its time is logged too?
/cc @ajcvickers