Thanks for the replies, guys. @Yusuf: The link seems to be really good and informative. will go thro it. thanks. As a quick try, I tried overriding the SaveViewstate function. But that didnt help. @Prosanta: It didnt work either. As I mentioned earlier I had placed the code at every possible location @Gray: I think i will try storing it in the session. What say? Cheers Kit

Sounds great. Thanks a lot.

By my understanding, it depends on the container that you use. If the static variable is contained in a instantiable class then the variable is not shared across users. If it is contained in a static class then it is shared across users. This is just my understanding and there is every possibility that I might be wrong. A safer and a much cleaner approach to this problem would be to put the datatable in the page's viewstate. This way the datatable along with the changes is available as long as the page is alive and you get peace of mind! HTH!

I tried putting the new version in bin folder. no help. I'll see whether its possible to include full path of the dll in dllImport However the last part of ur reply is not clear. What do u mean by my app should reside in system32?? thanks again. Kit

oh..Is it not possible to achieve it only using Javascript amd asp.net ???(i mean without going for silverlight or flash) Kit

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Each static variable is unique for the entire application. All users, sessions and thread will share the same value. If the variable is marked with ThreadStatic, then it is unique for the thread but, still, for that thread any object (or page) referencing it will reference the same value (as one thread can process many page requests)

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