linq to sql and client server application

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iam used to work with C# windows application on local
but now I am asked to develop a client server application and to put sql database on the server so my first question:
is there any additional concepts to learn when dealing with sql ???is connection string enough?
my second question:
is there any conflict between linq to sql (data context)and putting database on server I mean linq to sql makes a copy of your database and deals with it so can it work with database on server???
my third question:
is there any conflict between linq to sql and 3 tires concept???
thanks for you

Posted 3-Nov-14 21:04pm

oula alsheikh

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Maciej Los 4-Nov-14 4:39am

is there any additional concepts to learn when dealing with sql ???is connection string enough?
What context? What you mean by "is connection string enough"?

is there any conflict between linq to sql (data context)and putting database on server I mean linq to sql makes a copy of your database and deals with it so can it work with database on server???
No!

is there any conflict between linq to sql and 3 tires concept???
No!

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rmksiva · Answer 1 · 2014-11-03T22:36:00

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Hi
Please Refer

Performance Comparisons LINQ to SQL / ADO / C#[^]

Thanks
Siva Rm K

Posted 3-Nov-14 22:36pm

rmksiva