It requires less code and it is the easier approach. The first one is to use the OpenAccessContext API. Generally, there are two approaches you can use to execute stored procedures.
However, in this topic you will see how stored procedures are executed by using the Telerik Data Access ADO API. The Telerik Data Access ADO API is an extensive topic and it is covered with a lot of examples in the Low Level (ADO) API section. However, if you are concerned about the performance and comfortable writing ADO.NET like code, then the Telerik Data Access ADO API is perfect for you. Besides querying a Telerik Data Access Domain Model by using standard LINQ expressions, there is one more way you can query the domain model, and that is through the Telerik Data Access ADO API. The most important thing is that the generated methods internally use the Telerik Data Access ADO API. The generated methods have some specific characteristics that you should be aware of, and they will be covered in this topic. You can use the generated method to execute the stored procedure directly in your code. The result of this mapping is a new method that is appended to your context class.
You can use the Domain Method Editor to create domain methods for stored procedures that return persistent types, complex types, scalar value or no value. In the previous topics, you learnt that the Telerik Data Access Visual Designer supports a number of scenarios for "read" stored procedures, i.e. The current documentation of the Data Access framework is available here. This article is relevant to entity models that utilize the deprecated Visual Studio integration of Telerik Data Access. How the Generated Methods Retrieve the Data
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