Performance improvement in windows application

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Actually we were using windows application for our employee compensation review operations which is conducted every year...as this is huge data driven app..we were using windows app....can anybody suggest me any better solution can be implemented to improve performance...and if we have to migrate to web...what is better approach...and ideas please....?

Posted 6-Jul-11 20:07pm

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[no name] 7-Jul-11 2:52am

What are your machines configurations?

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JV9999 · Answer 1 · 2011-07-06T20:36:00

Moving to a web application does not necessarily increase your performance. This is because you introduce an extra data transfer, which is between the browser and the ASP.NET application where ASP.NET gets it from SQL Server. In a Windows application you do not have this data transfer, because all the data is directly loaded to the client from the SQL Server.

It sounds like your real performance bottleneck lies in your SQL Server and/or the queries you are using. If you don't change anything in those and port the application directly to ASP.NET, you most likely will not resolve your performance issues. Instead I would suggest that you start profiling the database and the queries you are executing to find out what is making it so slow.

Syed Salman Raza Zaidi · Answer 2 · 2011-07-06T20:30:00

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Migrating to web is very much better,

for this the good technologies are ASP.net,C# and the best database is SQL server

Posted 6-Jul-11 20:30pm

Syed Salman Raza Zaidi