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Which is considered to be a better practice ? In a DataAccessLayer : To have a single LightSpeedContext<UnitOfWork> ? or to instantiate the LightSpeedContext<UnitOfWork> in each operation ? |
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Single LightSpeedContext. There's no benefit to creating multiple instances, because they're all going to contain the same info, and you'll usually be treating them as immutable. And there's a slight downside to creating multiple instances if you're using block-based identity methods such as KeyTable -- ID blocks are per-context, so if you use multiple contexts you'll make more trips to the database and you'll chew through your ID range faster. |
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