Staying Warm and Dry
Sometimes I find myself needing to create a complicated bit of logic in the SQL layer (say, for statistical reports.) Later, perhaps someone will ask to see these statistics exposed on a screen through the UI. Suddenly I need this same logic further up the stack. While I’m a fan of using LINQ, too much code duplication of complex logic can result in a maintenance headache. This is even more true when the duplication crosses languages, as when going from SQL to C#. Staying DRY is a good thing.
While I’d prefer to confine most of my coding logic to C# and keep my databases as simple as possible, sometimes this is not practical. In this article I will demonstrate how to call stored procedures using DbContext.
Putting Things In Context
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