The whole LINQ paradigm is leaving me asking more questions.
Well, maybe there are answers and I just didn't bother looking for nswers that much yet, however the main one that I looking an answer for is:
If we're looking for as much performance optimization as we can - is there a way to control the SQL statetment which is issued as a result of a DLINQ query? How am I supposed to optimize the database if I don't know what the actual query that's going to be running against it is?
Monday, August 6, 2007
Sunday, August 5, 2007
Hardware upgrade.
Well, I'm kind of got tired of living with 4 computers in my tiniest place - 2 general purpose PCs, one Media Center PC and one notebook...
so in order to retire both of my general purpose ones, I've decided to get a new PC. It's done now, and this thing is flying! - Intel Q6600 cpu really kicks some serious butt!
I've also installed Beta of Orcas on it, so more updates to follow. By the way, does anyone know when is it gonna be released?
so in order to retire both of my general purpose ones, I've decided to get a new PC. It's done now, and this thing is flying! - Intel Q6600 cpu really kicks some serious butt!
I've also installed Beta of Orcas on it, so more updates to follow. By the way, does anyone know when is it gonna be released?
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