by Vishal Punjab » Wed, 24 Oct 2001 02:59:13
I get some data over the network and store it in a dataview.
Then I bind my datagrid with this dataview. If the user wants to sort the datagrid I don't want to retrieve the data again from the network instead I just want to cache it on my web server. What is the easiest way to cache this dataview?
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by Venkat Chilakala ( » Wed, 24 Oct 2001 07:27:04
You can cache the dataset in the Cache and re use it. Have a look at the
Cache Object's Insert,Add methods which will give more flexibility on how
long you can cache it etc.
Thanks
Venkat Chilakala
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I get some data over the network and store it in a dataview.
Then I bind my datagrid with this dataview. If the user wants to sort the
datagrid I don't want to retrieve the data again from the network instead I
just want to cache it on my web server. What is the easiest way to cache
this dataview?
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