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High Performance LINQ To SQL - Compiled Queries - O/R Mappers - Ecommerce Websites

High Performance LINQ To SQL - Compiled Queries - O/R Mappers - Ecommerce Websites by David Hayden , Florida ASP.NET Developer , Filed: LINQ To SQL It should be of no surprise that an O/R Mapper will add overhead to performance as compared to the performance one would receive from a DataReader in ADO.NET. LINQ

Filed under: Database,SQL | On : 2008 Feb 19 | From: David Hayden - Florida .NET Developer - C# and SQL Server |

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