ADO.NET Accelerator
Comparison against ADO.NET
ADO.NET Accelerator significantly reduces the amount of code you need to write compared to plain ADO.NET. Below are comparisons across common data access scenarios.
1. Execute a SQL query and return a DataSet
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~15 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~3 lines |
With ADO.NET Accelerator, you eliminate connection management, command creation, and adapter configuration boilerplate code.
2. Execute a SQL query and return a DataReader
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~12 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~2 lines |
3. Execute a non-query operation (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~10 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~2 lines |
4. Execute a scalar query
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~10 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~1 line |
5. Execute a transaction
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~20 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~5 lines |
6. Execute a stored procedure with parameters
| Approach | Lines of Code |
| ADO.NET | ~18 lines |
| ADO.NET Accelerator | ~3 lines |
In every scenario, ADO.NET Accelerator reduces code by 50% or more while maintaining the same functionality and performance.