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    « nHibernate performance against Stored procedures part 1My Path to the Dark Side part 3 - Testing the Schema »
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    Prelude
    Part 1
    Part 2
    Part 3
    Conclusion





    There is this very interesting blogpost by Robert Johnson on his “I am not Myself Blog“.

    I will be testing this on my servers first thing in the morning. Please keep watching this channel.

    So I have tested it: Part 1. Don’t forget to read the conclusion (before you start flaming).







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    Comment from: Alex Ullrich [Member] Email
    Alex Ullrich Make sure to try putting your SQL queries into transactions as well! That was a rather glaring oversight in an otherwise great post.

    Also remember that time's not everything, fire up profiler and take a look at what you see there. Might get a good blog post or two out of it ;)
    07/22/08 @ 18:29

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