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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2019

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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2019 Use the SQL Server .NET data provider to access SQL Server 2019 data using ADO.NET. Because using the SQL Server .NET data provider provides better performance in comparison with other providers, you should use the SQL Server .NET data provider whenever possible. Try to avoid synchronous calling when developing ASP.NET applications. Synchronous...

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Some tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2017

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Some tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2017 If you use ADO to access SQL Server data in your ASP.NET, always create a Connection object explicitly, not implicitly. This can reduce the server overhead and simplify the controlling of a connection. Set the MultipleActiveResultSets (MARS) option in the SQL Server connection string. This option makes it possible to execute...

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I’ve gone through 4 different online training courses now for Asp.Net MVC projects, and each one does the same thing differently. That’s not surprising, because there have been so many flavors of Asp.Net MVC over a very short period of time. I’m finding it helpful to actually go through all of the different presentations, because it helps to see how […]

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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2016

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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2016 Set the TrustServerCertificate to False in the SQL Azure connection string. The TrustServerCertificate=False setting is recommended to help protect against man-in-the-middle attacks. Use the SQL Server .NET data provider to access SQL Server 2016 data using ADO.NET. Because using the SQL Server .NET data provider provides better performance in comparison with other...

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Some tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2014

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Some tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2014 If you use ADO to access SQL Server data in your ASP.NET, avoid creating transactions using ADO methods. Try to create transactions inside a stored procedure on the SQL Server. By doing so, you can reduce network traffic and boost overall ASP.NET performance. When building a web page based on SQL...

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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2012

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Tips for using ASP.NET with SQL Server 2012 Try to avoid using ADO methods to access SQL Server data in your ASP. Use SQL Server 2012 stored procedures instead of ADO methods. By doing so, you can reduce network traffic and boost overall ASP.NET performance. If you use ADO to access SQL Server data in your ASP.NET, try to avoid...

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