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Learning NHibernate 4

You're reading from   Learning NHibernate 4 Explore the full potential of NHibernate to build robust data access code

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784393564
Length 402 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Suhas H Chatekar Suhas H Chatekar
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Preface 1. Introduction to NHibernate FREE CHAPTER 2. Let's Build a Simple Application 3. Let's Tell NHibernate About Our Database 4. NHibernate Warm-up 5. Let's Store Some Data into the Database 6. Let's Retrieve Some Data from the Database 7. Optimizing the Data Access Layer 8. Using NHibernate in a Real-world Application 9. Advanced Data Access Patterns 10. Working with Legacy Database 11. A Whirlwind Tour of Other NHibernate Features Index

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Total execution time of a NHibernate query constitutes of three things:

  • Time it takes to send the query to remote database server

  • Time it takes to execute actual SQL on the database server

  • Time it takes to return the results to client, process the results on client, and hydrate the entities

Depending on what kind of queries you are writing, you may be spending a lot of time sending your queries to remote database server. In such a situation, you can batch multiple SQL statements together and send them to database server for execution in one roundtrip. Batching does not impact the time it takes to execute actual SQL on the server, but reduces the network time as you are doing a single database interaction against several you would have done in absence of batching. NHibernate offers different ways of batching queries that can be used in different scenarios.

As we discussed in the beginning, NHibernate queries can be generally divided into two buckets – read queries and write queries. For...

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