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How to Control System Resource in vb.net 2005 Application

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    Hello Friends, How to develop project. so that it occupy less memory. I am using vb.net 2005. Thanks in advance. Adarsh

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      Hello Friends, How to develop project. so that it occupy less memory. I am using vb.net 2005. Thanks in advance. Adarsh

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      Write less code? (Sorry, but its such a stupid question) I expect what yuo are really looking for are best practices. Try google.

      Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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        Hello Friends, How to develop project. so that it occupy less memory. I am using vb.net 2005. Thanks in advance. Adarsh

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        Get a profiling tool that will help you understand what parts of your code consume the most resources. There are several that are available as 30 day trialware

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          Write less code? (Sorry, but its such a stupid question) I expect what yuo are really looking for are best practices. Try google.

          Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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          Thanks But i am asking what to use and when. for example If condition is better to use than Loop. or Use global object or local to procedure. Please help me. Thanks Adarsh

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            Get a profiling tool that will help you understand what parts of your code consume the most resources. There are several that are available as 30 day trialware

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            Thanks for your help. If you have any software name, please forward it to me. Thanks Adarsh

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              Thanks for your help. If you have any software name, please forward it to me. Thanks Adarsh

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              Google for ".NET Profiling tool". Pick some. I have tried some of the open source ones within the past year and was really confused (poor docs, not intuitive), so you may want to try one of the commercial products to get started.

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                Google for ".NET Profiling tool". Pick some. I have tried some of the open source ones within the past year and was really confused (poor docs, not intuitive), so you may want to try one of the commercial products to get started.

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                Thanks for your reply. I will look into the matter. Adarsh

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