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Which technology should I use if I want to improve my application speed? XML or sql cache?

Posted 24-Dec-10 19:13pm

Md. Mahfujul

Updated 24-Dec-10 21:35pm

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Sandeep Mewara 25-Dec-10 1:27am

Not clear. You need to be more clear and elaborate the whole thing to get proper response.

Md. Mahfujul 25-Dec-10 1:50am

we r developing an ERP solution.. our front end is asp.net and back end is ms sql server 2005. we need to increase our Clint end performance. which technology should we use?

Dave Kreskowiak 25-Dec-10 2:47am

Without knowing what you're doing, the specifications, what the bottlenecks are, ..., ..., ..., it's impossible to tell you what your solution is going to be.

thatraja 25-Dec-10 3:16am

explain the things clearly

fjdiewornncalwe 25-Dec-10 21:33pm

If application performance is your issue and you think this question will get you on the right path, you are sadly mistaken as I would pretty much guarantee you that your method of caching will most certainly not be where the optimizations will need to take place.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-12-24T23:46:00

You could google "improve sql server performance", and gave in awe at the prospect of weeding through over 4.6 MILLION results. Among them, you will find this one:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff647793.aspx[^]

And just in case your question was actually about .Net applications in relation to sql servers, you will even find a several applicable items on that page under "Related Links".