Is stored procedure with Entity framework good design or have to write direct queries on front end (no stored procedure)

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Hi All,

I am new to entity framework. Usually I have been using SQL Server stored procedure and make call using ADO.NET.
Now, I want to choose what is best to use as data access layer.
Is stored procedure with entity framework good design ? or have to do linq queries on model directly (no stored procedure). ?

Posted 15-Jul-15 0:55am

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Abhishek Pant 15-Jul-15 7:18am

Please have a look to these links
Entity Framework VS LINQ to SQL VS ADO.NET with stored procedures?[^]
Is Entity Framework Suitable For High-Traffic Websites?[^]
Performance Considerations (Entity Framework)[^]
Is stored procedure with Entity framework good design or have to write direct queries on front end (no stored procedure)[^]

Stored Procedures and Entity Framework [^]

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Alexandru Lungu · Answer 1 · 2015-07-15T01:19:00

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Check Stored procedure vs standard query.
It should answer your question.

Posted 15-Jul-15 1:19am

Alexandru Lungu