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    geekfromindia
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    We have lot of data getting loaded on first two pages on application We are planning to store state codes and may be related data In application cache. Is it a good idea? How it's gonna effect the Performance? Any other suggestions? :-\

    ~AHAGeek

    modified on Thursday, September 25, 2008 7:38 PM

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      We have lot of data getting loaded on first two pages on application We are planning to store state codes and may be related data In application cache. Is it a good idea? How it's gonna effect the Performance? Any other suggestions? :-\

      ~AHAGeek

      modified on Thursday, September 25, 2008 7:38 PM

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      Abhijit Jana
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      whenever you are going to use cache , that mean it is server side and can be accessable by all. suppose you have 5000 records that can be displayed to maximum user, then simply put the data into cache by retreiving from database first time, rathar than calling every time from data base. it should improve your performance. but while using caching, you have to consider many points like, cache dependecy, Expary etc.

      cheers, Abhijit Think Sharp | Code Sharp | C Sharp

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