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Caching in asp.net Page
Posted Date: 26 Apr 2008
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Introduction
Caching - Every web user might have heared this word. What this actually mean? Caching means storing the some part of data in the local computer which actually comes from server.
Simple to put Frequently used pages are stored in your computer or caching is performed
Advantages
Saves the time
Every one know retriving a page from the local machine is very fast when compared to retriving the data from the server. Try this if you want to know about caching.
Benefits of Caching
The following are the benefits of using Caching
· Faster page rendering
· Minimization of database hits
· Minimization of the consumption of server resources
Types of caching
· Page Output Caching
· Page Fragment Caching
· Data Caching
Sample of Caching code
<%@OutputCache Duration="30"
VaryByParam="none" % >
This is takes the cache of page for 30 seconds.
Summary
Caching is an important thing for design. It improves the user interface to a large extent. One of the basic requirement of web design is improving the speed. So caching would be handy for that circumstances.
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