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2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
15. .NET Client Programming
Authors : Miguel Cebollero, Jay Natarajan, Michael Coles
Published in: Pro T-SQL Programmer's Guide
Publisher: Apress
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Abstract
Which is more important: an efficient database or a well-designed client application that connects to the database? In our estimation, they’re both equally important. After all, your database can be very well designed and extremely efficient, but that won’t matter to the end user if the client application they use to connect to your database is slow and unresponsive. This book focuses on SQL Server server-side development functionality, but we’ve decided to take a moment to introduce some of the tools available to create efficient SQL Server client applications. The .NET Framework, in particular, offers several options to make SQL Server 2014 client connectivity simple and efficient. This chapter discusses using ADO.NET and the .NET
SqlClient as a basis for building your own easy-to-use, cutting-edge SQL Server client applications, and you venture into modern O/RM trends with LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework.