No, they are basically the same underneath.

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Alvin, that is truly a shamless author plug. Heh, no, just kidding. :)
Todd, one thing to note is than a few places in the MSDN documentation, it
erroneously implies that System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache is some sort
of temporary, page-execution-only cache. That's not the case.

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> No, they are basically the same underneath.
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> > are
> > the same, is there a difference in performance between the two?
Alvin Bruney [MVP] - 08 Feb 2005 14:11 GMT
I did say it was shameless...

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> Alvin, that is truly a shamless author plug. Heh, no, just kidding. :)
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>> > are
>> > the same, is there a difference in performance between the two?