Should I use Asynchronous programming pattern in my project?

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I'm doing a project for B.E and it is a virtual warehouse(traditional application + 3d view implementation using XNA both are different ) both have access to SQL server at back end. my question is , I think directly accessing SQL server from XNA application would be a massive kill it will take a long time.so,should i use asynchronous pattern like create a wcf or asp.net service and require xna application to store data locally?

Posted 17-Dec-14 6:33am

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PIEBALDconsult 17-Dec-14 12:58pm

Not if you don't understand it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Dec-14 15:00pm

Not necessarily. It depends on various factors we cannot figure out from your information. It's not even clear what exactly pattern you mean.
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Subramanyam Shankar · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-06T04:16:00

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if your application is taking lot of time and you know that it may take a longer time.It would be better to implement asynchronous calls and multithreading. you may not neccessarily need to use a service.

Posted 6-Mar-15 4:16am

Subramanyam Shankar