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Hi Guys,

I have to implement a Page in my app such as company details which is going
to have lots of Sub information such as Contacts (multiple contacts per
account), Notes , documents etc. I was thinking about implementing these in
Gridview(enclosed within Atals Update Panel to avoid refresh) so the users
can use paging function.

Now if i use datasets to bind gridviews, would that kill the performance of
the application since the dataset is memory resident or can i use
dataset.dispose() after binding to get rid of it.

Please let me know if there is any alternate method of achieving it.

Thanks

Manny
 
A DataSet or any other server side object generally only lives for
milliseconds on the server while the ASP.NET page is being rendered, then it
goes out of scope by default and the memory is automatically cleared (unless
you've taken steps to intentionally cache it somewhere.)
 
Thanks.

Steve C. Orr [MCSD said:
A DataSet or any other server side object generally only lives for
milliseconds on the server while the ASP.NET page is being rendered, then it
goes out of scope by default and the memory is automatically cleared (unless
you've taken steps to intentionally cache it somewhere.)

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr,
MCSD, MVP, CSM, ASPInsider
http://SteveOrr.net


Manny Chohan said:
Hi Guys,

I have to implement a Page in my app such as company details which is
going
to have lots of Sub information such as Contacts (multiple contacts per
account), Notes , documents etc. I was thinking about implementing these
in
Gridview(enclosed within Atals Update Panel to avoid refresh) so the users
can use paging function.

Now if i use datasets to bind gridviews, would that kill the performance
of
the application since the dataset is memory resident or can i use
dataset.dispose() after binding to get rid of it.

Please let me know if there is any alternate method of achieving it.

Thanks

Manny
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