DbContext.Set() and DbContext.Set() returns different object

HI,

With a surprise I have found this. See the attached screen shots. I have a DbContext object "db" and I tried both the options and the result is surprising to me.

DbContext.Set() and dbContext<TEntity).Set are returning different objects.

The problem is: I am getting the Type of Object to be created at runtime and running the Dynamic Linq on that. So I am using DbContext.Set(Type) method to create the Object.

But in that case Expression of the queryable Object is getting changed and can not be able to Query the Object.

Any Solution?

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Regards--

AG