please do not post same questions again and again.

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HI Aransiola, If you use the Session variable rather then application as i saw in your example above then this will work fine. Use like this: Session("userscount") in place of application("userscount") and if you want to count then application variable is fine but you have to use application_start event .

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Hi alav, Did you mean huge number of rows to be inserted in database at same time.If this is the case then you can use SqlBulkCopy class of .NET 2.0.

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HI Imran, YOu can generate the respective service id at database level.If you are using database table then simply declare a variable and then select max id and increase by 1.See the example below - DECLARE @intMAXID INTEGER SET NOCOUNT ON --Get the Maximum ID from the Table and increment it by 1 SELECT @intMaxID = MAX([ContactId])+1 FROM TESTTABLE IF @intMaxID is NULL select @intMaxID = 1 I hope this is helpful for you as i understand the problem .If you want another then please let me know.

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Hi , Store the ConnectionString in web.Config's AppSetting .Add a new class(note this is not amodule) and write your functions to retrieve the data from database .IN code behind page , call the methods from the class to display the records into page.

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HI Imran, That is not the case and you can use any number of controls that have the AutoPostBack property "true".Could you explain me the exact scenario what you want to ask?

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Hi , Please refer to SqlBulkCopy class in .NET 2.0.I have used this class to insert 1000 rows from ASP.NET to SQL SERVER 2005.I do not know whether it can be used with Oracle or not.So please find out if this class is helpful to you. Thanks, vicky

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HI, With the try,catch and throw you can also use "finally" and within the finally block you can release the resources that have occupied memory. thanks, vikram

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