I am building an application and I want to batch multiple queries into a single round-trip to the database. For example, lets say a single page needs to display a list of users, a list of groups and a list of permissions.
So I have stored procs (or just simple sql commands like "select * from Users"), and I want to execute three of them. However, to populate this one page I have to make 3 round trips.
Now I could write a single stored proc ("getUsersTeamsAndPermissions") or execute a single SQL command "select * from Users;exec getTeams;select * from Permissions".
But I was wondering if there was a better way to specify to do 3 operations in a single round trip. Benefits include being easier to unit test, and allowing the database engine to parrallelize the queries.
I'm using C# 3.5 and SQL Server 2008.
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