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In this video, we delve into the behavior of the `SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteScalarAsync` method in .NET, exploring why it often feels like a synchronous call despite being designed for asynchronous execution. We'll discuss the underlying mechanics, common pitfalls, and best practices to ensure optimal performance in your applications. Join us as we clarify this important aspect of asynchronous programming and help you make the most of your database interactions.

Today's Topic: SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteScalarAsync: Why It Acts Like a Synchronous Call

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