Linq To Sql Is Faster Than Traditional Dataset Technique Or Connected Mode
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is this right ? Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
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is this right ? Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
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is this right ? Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
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Errm - this is like comparing oranges to stairs. LINQ is about integrating query features into the language so a direct comparison is tricky to say the least. Is it quicker to code? Definitely. Will it perform better than a dataset? Sometimes yes and sometimes no - it just depends on the situation. Can you link your Linq to a stored procedure? Yes.
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Feras Mazen Taleb wrote:
Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
LINQ to SQL generates a SQL string that is then compiled on the SQL Server. You can see in SQL Profiler what is actually happening.
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Errm - this is like comparing oranges to stairs. LINQ is about integrating query features into the language so a direct comparison is tricky to say the least. Is it quicker to code? Definitely. Will it perform better than a dataset? Sometimes yes and sometimes no - it just depends on the situation. Can you link your Linq to a stored procedure? Yes.
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Thanks A lot Now I'm Reading the First Book In Linq So Some Ideas need More Reading And Understanding Thanks :)
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Feras Mazen Taleb wrote:
Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
LINQ to SQL generates a SQL string that is then compiled on the SQL Server. You can see in SQL Profiler what is actually happening.
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Thanks Now I Can Say That there is no Diferences Between Linq to Sql And DataSet In This Part Of Idea Both Generate An Sql String Command That Have To Be Compiled On The Server Right :)
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is this right ? Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that
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>>Ofcourse We Know That Writing String Command need To Be compiled On Sql Engine But Is Linq Query Statment Need And What Is The Strory About that The true story is that if you worry about the performance on compiling sql statements on the sql server, then you are focusing and worrying about the wrong stuff.
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