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Optimizing Dot Net

The document provides strategies for optimizing .NET applications when working with large databases. Key recommendations include using efficient querying methods, implementing paging and lazy loading, optimizing indexing and partitioning, utilizing caching, and employing background processing for heavy workloads. These practices aim to enhance performance and efficiency in database operations.
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Optimizing Dot Net

The document provides strategies for optimizing .NET applications when working with large databases. Key recommendations include using efficient querying methods, implementing paging and lazy loading, optimizing indexing and partitioning, utilizing caching, and employing background processing for heavy workloads. These practices aim to enhance performance and efficiency in database operations.
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🚀 Optimizing .

NET
Applications for Large
Databases

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🔥 1. Use Efficient Querying with EF Core &
Dapper

✅ Avoid ToList() on large datasets – Use .AsQueryable() or pagination


instead.
✅ Prefer Dapper for read-heavy operations as it’s faster than EF Core.
✅ Use Stored Procedures for complex queries to optimize execution plans.

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🔥 2. Implement Paging & Lazy Loading
✅ Never fetch all records at once – Use pagination with Skip() & Take().
✅ Avoid Lazy Loading when dealing with large datasets; prefer explicit
loading.

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🔥 3. Optimize Indexing & Partitioning
✅ Use proper indexing – Always index columns used in WHERE, JOIN, and
ORDER BY.
✅ Partition large tables based on date, region, or other logical segments.
✅ Regularly update statistics to keep the query optimizer efficient.

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🔥 4. Use Caching for Faster Reads
✅ Implement Redis or MemoryCache to store frequently accessed data.
✅ Use EF Core Second-Level Cache for reducing repeated DB queries.

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🚀5. Use Background Processing for Heavy
Workloads

✅ Offload long-running tasks using Hangfire, Azure Functions, or


Background Services.
✅ Move batch operations to scheduled jobs instead of real-time
processing.

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