persistence-dapper-dotnet10

To implement database persistence in .NET 8 using Dapper, you apply a standardized approach for database access and transaction management. This provides a consistent pattern for executing operations efficiently without ORM overhead.

The best way to manage transactions with Dapper in a .NET application is to follow standardized persistence guidelines. This ensures consistent transaction handling and robust data access layer execution without relying on heavy ORM frameworks.

Yes, this Dapper persistence approach works entirely without ORM frameworks. It uses Dapper and ADO.NET (System.Data) to interact directly with databases, offering a lean and efficient alternative for data access.

Yes, you can use Dapper for database access in .NET 10 environments. This approach specifically targets .NET 8 and 10 applications, providing best practices and guidelines for efficient database operations.

To add a new record to the database using Dapper, you can run the provided 'Create-Product' script. This script demonstrates the standardized pattern for inserting data into your database via Dapper.