Is stored procedure faster than Entity Framework?

There are some things you can do to optimize your query. Here on MSDN you can find a nice overview. But to be honest, a stored procedure with manual mapping will always be faster in performance.

Why do we need ORM framework?

The most important reason to use an ORM is so that you can have a rich, object oriented business model and still be able to store it and write effective queries quickly against a relational database.

What is the difference between stored procedure and dynamic SQL?

Stored procedures beat dynamic SQL in terms of performance. A stored procedure is cached in the server memory and its execution is much faster than dynamic SQL. If all the remaining variables are kept constant, stored procedure outperforms dynamic SQL.

What is a natively compiled stored procedure in SQL?

This means that when a stored procedure is executed for the first time, the SQL Server relational engine first compiles it, and then executes it. By contrast, when we create a natively compiled stored procedure, SQL Server compiles it into machine code immediately, and stores it in a DLL.

How to open stored procedures in SQL Server management studio?

In the Object Explorer in SQL Server Management Studio, go to the database and expand it. Expand the Programmability folder. Right Click the Stored Procedures folder.

What is interpretive stored procedure in SQL Server?

In SQL Server, the classic stored procedures that we know and love are interpretive. This means that when a stored procedure is executed for the first time, the SQL Server relational engine first compiles it, and then executes it.

Are in-memory stored procedures better than classic stored procedures?

In addition, there are many other restrictions on the T-SQL that is allowed inside a natively compiled stored procedure, compared to classic stored procedures. As such, it’s typically a good idea to save in-memory OLTP, as well as in-memory stored procedures for applications where speed and efficiency are of the utmost importance.