I'd like to run a stored procedure (for performance issues I preferred stored procedures) and at the end I'd like to have module like the one below.
Do you also think in order to achieve this stored procedure is a better solution?
And, if I use a stored procedure, I'd like to preserve my EF structure. So, I probably need to convert the DataTable
from the stored procedure into the EF class structure.
Does .NET have some sort of method that handles this conversion or do I have to build up something myself?
And once again, do you really think to do this with a stored procedure is better approach than getting the data over EF , and develop some algorithm on ASP.NET C# to make it look like the one on the picture I uploaded? And if you could also provide WHY , that would be really awesome.
Thank you very much
Why do you want to convert a DataTable to an EF entity? You don't have to use a DataTable to get the results from a stored procedure, you can retrieve EF objects directly from stored procedures
Have a look at this article
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