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Optimizing Database Connection Performance

.NET: manage security, communications, and data flow with the database
By .NETDJ News Desk
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February 10, 2009 04:30 PM EST
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Connecting to a database requires a number of independent layers. The application needs to incorporate software that establishes the connection and calls to the database. A database connectivity layer needs to be in place to help manage security, communications, and data flow with the database. The database has a set of interfaces that help translate the client requests into actions within the database engine. And with the advent of .NET, the costs of managed versus non-managed code must also be considered.

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