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    Hi, As per the three module of development (related to data access from SQL to the front -end and reports on Html)i have developed (ASP.net With c#) n tested it. Its running ok. Speed is also fine as compare to Crystal Report. Sincearly i have no idea about how the data comes from SQL (format)to the main application. Is there any better solution.. if there is then plzz kindly reply me.. sincerly, Shriya

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      Hi, As per the three module of development (related to data access from SQL to the front -end and reports on Html)i have developed (ASP.net With c#) n tested it. Its running ok. Speed is also fine as compare to Crystal Report. Sincearly i have no idea about how the data comes from SQL (format)to the main application. Is there any better solution.. if there is then plzz kindly reply me.. sincerly, Shriya

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      Parwej Ahamad
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      DataReader is faster than other control but it's connected and forward only. u can choose as per your requirement.

      Keep Smiling !!! Parwej Ahamad g_parwez@rediffmail.com

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        DataReader is faster than other control but it's connected and forward only. u can choose as per your requirement.

        Keep Smiling !!! Parwej Ahamad g_parwez@rediffmail.com

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        Shriya Kapoor
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        Thnx For your precious reply, ya, i have choosen Reader, thts absolutely right.. I mean if there is any other way which can increase the performaence in terms of time. Regards, Shriya

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          Thnx For your precious reply, ya, i have choosen Reader, thts absolutely right.. I mean if there is any other way which can increase the performaence in terms of time. Regards, Shriya

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          Colin Angus Mackay
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          * You can try an optimise the queries you are using. * You can return the minimum information (saving on network bandwidth and memory in the SQL Server) * You can install a faster network * You can install more memory in the SQL Server * You can install faster hard disks in the SQL Server * You can fine tune the indexes on the tables I could go on if you wish, but you would be better buying a book on how databases work.


          Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * We are starting a series of events in Glasgow in 2007. Are you interested in a particular subject, or as a speaker? * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog | Photos

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            Thnx For your precious reply, ya, i have choosen Reader, thts absolutely right.. I mean if there is any other way which can increase the performaence in terms of time. Regards, Shriya

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            InsDev
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            use cache for fast result parwej and dev

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              use cache for fast result parwej and dev

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              Thnx for reply, sorry for late respose from my side.. regars Shriya

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                * You can try an optimise the queries you are using. * You can return the minimum information (saving on network bandwidth and memory in the SQL Server) * You can install a faster network * You can install more memory in the SQL Server * You can install faster hard disks in the SQL Server * You can fine tune the indexes on the tables I could go on if you wish, but you would be better buying a book on how databases work.


                Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * We are starting a series of events in Glasgow in 2007. Are you interested in a particular subject, or as a speaker? * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog | Photos

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                Thnx for reply, sorry for late respose from my side.. regars Shriya

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                  Thnx for reply, sorry for late respose from my side.. regars Shriya

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                  Thanx :laugh:

                  Keep Smiling !!! Parwej Ahamad g_parwez@rediffmail.com

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