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QuestionFailed to update database "C:\BCPORTAL\APP_DATA\BCANCER.MDF" because the database is read-only. Pin
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QuestionIs there a right & wrong way of working with dbml files? Pin
Goalie3520-Jan-10 8:36
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I'm just starting to get into database markup language (dbml) files in my projects but I'm curious as to if dbml is always the right approach...

So far, I'm really liking the dbml approach. Before using this, I usually called some classes within my data access layer which in turn called a stored procedure. The dbml file on the other hand, makes the process much cleaner.

My concern however, is what happens when I have a database with large amounts of data? For example, I currently have a news articles website. We currently have about 40,000 articles...and that number's rapidly rising. If I were to pull these articles via a dbml file, wouldn't the user (or more specifically, the web server carrying the user's info) have to carry around all that data? Every article's title, content, author, date created, etc? If we were to have 100 users on the site at the same time, wouldn't that really slow down the server (100 users x 40,000 article objects)?

Or am I not understanding how dbml files work?

Are there right & wrong times when to use & when not to use dbml files?

Thanks.
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