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Mani - 09 Jun 2004 22:24 GMT
Hi, What would be the best way to populate a drop down list,
I use a three tier design, build a business object after retrieving
sqldatareader from the database. then after adding to the drop-down as a
listItem, I add this to the cache.
I found this to be faster than a dataset being bound directly to the
control.  any opinions here?

In addition, I also tried to add a sqldatareader to cache, but for some
reason, the cache contains no rows on a postback.

any ideas?

Thanks
softcoder - 10 Jun 2004 22:26 GMT
sample code would be helpful to figure out how you're doing things.

> Hi, What would be the best way to populate a drop down list,
> I use a three tier design, build a business object after retrieving
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> Thanks
coollzh - 21 Jun 2004 05:07 GMT
you can not cache DataReader,
but you can cache DataSet or ArrayList populated by DataReader

> Hi, What would be the best way to populate a drop down list,
> I use a three tier design, build a business object after retrieving
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> Thanks

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