Posted on by Adam Łepkowski In the first post, I described query execution steps that can be potentially improved when the query is executed. In this third article, I will focus on the second phase named “Request to a database”. I will show you how to solve the following problem: “Each create and update action send a SQL query in a separate round-trip. If your application requires 30ms to connect to a database and you create for example ten new objects, then application spends just 300ms on connecting ...