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Batching in ADO.NET Data ServicesSep 5, 2008 Batching in ADO.NET Data Services In the last post I’ve written about performing CRUD operations with the ADO.NET data services. In today’s post I’m going to explain how to batch these operations into one HTTP request … Tagged: data access, performance, ado net, dev, ado net data services |
Aug 31, 2008
How To Perform CRUD Operations in ADO.NET Data Services With Custom Provider After we learned how to consume an ADO.NET data service with a .Net client in the previous post , the next thing to learn is how to do CRUD …
Tagged: data access, ado net, dev, visual studio 2008, ado net data services
Aug 30, 2008
Improving Performance By Using ASP.NET Caching - Output Cache What is ASP.NET caching mechanism? When to use caching ? and how can I use it in order to improve my site performance ? are the questions this post series …
Tagged: asp net, net framework, performance, c, dev
Aug 29, 2008
The Benefits of Code Review Two days ago, I reviewed a code of one of SRL’s employees as a part of his ASP.NET training. The employee got a training ASP.NET tutorial that I wrote for SRL and implemented a solution. The …
Tagged: asp net, miscellaneous, dev, opinion, tutoring
Aug 20, 2008
Why Data as a Service isn't a Bad Idea Early this week I encountered the post " Why the Database as a Service is a Bad Idea " written by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz in DZone . The title caught my eye and I read the post. I must …
Tagged: ajax, data access, miscellaneous, ado net, linq, opinion, silverlight, ado net data services