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LINQ vs ADO.NET -- which is faster?
In a gridview I have to display data that comes from 5 different tables. I wrote a method that joins my tables using foreach loops to iterate over the data tables. Now I'm thinking about switching to Linq. There is less code involved (20 lines for the Linq query vs about 200 for classic .net code). However, I'm concerned with the performance, both in terms of speed and memory usage. Is Linq faster, or is it slower?
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And those databases reside on two different servers. Three of the tables in question I get by using a web service call from the API of the application to which they belong.
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