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Caching not working in 2.0 Posted by Harry Keck at 3/23/2007 1:25:05 PM I have a web application that worked perfectly fine in ASP.Net 1.1. I
converted it to a 2.0 web application and now I can not store anything in the
cache. Unless I set the priority of the item to NotRemovable, it will
immediately disappear. At first I did not have a cache section in my
we...more >>
how does ado.net SqlDataReader.GetString() know which encoding to read the data into a string as? Does sql sever set this at the column data type leve Posted by Daniel at 3/7/2007 3:12:41 PM how does ado.net SqlDataReader.GetString() know which encoding to read the
data into a string as? Does sql sever set this at the column data type
level, server wide encoding setting, os encoding?
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My SQL Caching Design causing way too many CacheItemRemovedCallback event triggers Posted by Shan Plourde at 3/6/2007 10:53:30 AM Hi everyone, I think that I'm not using my SQL Caching Dependency
approach correctly. I use .NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2000. I'm
unexpectedly getting too many events fired for my
CacheItemRemovedCallbacks and I'd like your inputs. I'll provide a
summary of the issue first then some detail that I ho...more >>
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