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Speed comparison: Additional webservice parameters Vs database query by Webservice

  • 18-06-2013 1:11pm
    #1
    blatantrereg
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    Using WCF and SQL Server 2008 with a Silverlight project. I'm moving code from the Silverlight application to a Web service. Response speed is a consideration.
    I can pass data as parameters, or retrieve the data from the database.
    It might boil down to:
    • 3n simple database queries, and parameters size of Web service increased by n GUIDs.
    or
    • Parameter size increased by collection of n * (1-5 objects consisting of 5 doubles). No database access.
    Where n is 1 or more (unlikely to be above 10 I think).
    I would expect that the former (adding database queries and reducing parameter size) would be the better option? Correct?


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  • #2
    Colonel Panic
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    Not enough info for anyone to give a reasonable answer. Why not actually profile this?


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