Re: DataView, DataGrid and IsPostBack
- From: "Remy" <rblaettler@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 10 Jan 2006 10:21:01 -0800
My point was that you already cache it, but you do not assign it to the
ListView everytime. If it grows too big, then maybe caching is not a
good option anymore and the only way left is to get it everytime from
the db.
This really depends on your requirements. If speed is the most
important thing, then cache it and get an appropriate box. If you have
to balance it, then I would suggest you only cache lists up to a
certain size and get the big ones directly.
.
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