This is often called a 'none-chatty' design, where a single larger call is preferred over multiple smaller calls. Each call involves a degree of negotiation and overhead and the more calls you make, the more overhead is incurred. A single larger call reduces the overhead.
Monday, 14 December 2015
ASP.NET Tips #59 - If your ORM is capable of handling multi-dataset returns, use this to reduce your database round-trips
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