performance ? architecture ? the system in question will always be a MS SQL database there is an existing DAL but there will be refactoring done on the system and Linq-to-SQL seems a good candidate to avoid maintaining a DAL or SP’s
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performance ? architecture ? the system in question will always be a MS SQL database there is an existing DAL but there will be refactoring done on the system and Linq-to-SQL seems a good candidate to avoid maintaining a DAL or SP’s
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