Re: Remoting/Web service/sqlClient performance by William
William
Tue Jan 03 13:51:10 CST 2006
The TDS link to a network-based SQL Server is fairly efficient. When working
with any remote architecture, you should still pay attention to round trips
and what's being transported over the wire. I suspect you'll want to
carefully consider binary remoting format to maximize performance and keep
an eye on how the (remote) connections are being managed. In any case, I
would try to build a prototype and test it pretty heavily before trying to
implement the whole magilla. Will it be as fast? I doubt it--no matter how
well you design it. Will it scale up better? Yes, it could if you're clever.
Just remember to keep the web traffic to a minimum. Do as much work on
either end and transport as little data as possible.
hth
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"millner,kim" <kim@noemailcom> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> In our project we are using sqlClient to communicate with the database
> server(SQL Server 2005). It's running great.
> Our project is doing lots of sql queries.
> We are planning to put our code in the web server or a remote server and
> use remoting to do the query.
> I want to know, is it going to effect the performance if we do like this.
> What other problems we might face doing like this.
>
> We need some experts comments and suggestion before we perform this task.
>
> Thanks
> Kim
>