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how to refresh data in data controls

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    Deepak Nigam
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    Hi, In my application I am having a gridview on a page, I want its data to be loaded again only if there is any change at database end in spite of loading same data again and again.

    Deepak Nigam deepak@swiftcybernetics.com Swift Cybernetics

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      Hi, In my application I am having a gridview on a page, I want its data to be loaded again only if there is any change at database end in spite of loading same data again and again.

      Deepak Nigam deepak@swiftcybernetics.com Swift Cybernetics

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      for that, you have to your own mechanism. You can use cache to store the data and make the dependency on that, so whenever the data will be changed your Cache need to be reloaded, you can do this via callback. For details, have a look Exploring Caching in ASP.NET Now once you have new data then you can reload the grid.

      Cheers!! Brij Visit my Blog: http://brijbhushan.net
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