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• Cache vs Static Class

  Hi All, I am sure this question has been posted many times, but have not got time to wade through. Apologies in advance! I am working on a new web application which has extremely high volumes of traffic, the application uses two large(ish) data tables (approx 15,000 rows/records each - both fairly 'wide' tables....) which are each the result of various JOINS and other intensive operations. The post query operations are unavoidable and the data structure has been optimised wherever possible

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 1/24/2008

• It's got to be totally obvious...

  but I can not see it for looking...Here is my problem (simplified as much as possible): I have a data table, called 'Ranges', which contains three fields, ID, Title and ParentID, the primary key is ID (Auto Increment/Number) The table is used to create a recurrsive menu structure where each node is based on a record from the table above. Range 1 [ID=1 | ParentID=0] Range 2 [ID=2 | ParentID=1] Range 3 [ID=3 | ParentID=1] Range 4 [ID=4 | ParentID=3] Range 5 [ID=5 | ParentID=1] and so on...

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/24/2007

• Re: Repository Factory or LINQ for my ORM

  What kind of scale are you talking about here initially? What has brought you to the conclusion that you need ORM in the first place?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/9/2007

• Re: Question about Dispose() methods

  Hi, it all depends on the type of resources your classes are using and if they are executed in an unmanaged or managed context. With managed code, garbage collection (GC) is automatic, and in most if not all cases, you do not really need to concern yourself with it unless your using System.IO classes extensively. If your using instances of classes that are already built, the 'meat' is never directly accessible and only in some cases is it overridable. Its always good practice to dispose of

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/9/2007

• Re: Method Parameters

  Use a struct?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/3/2007

• Re: Deklarit , Ideablade or CodeSmith ?

  None of them! Sorry :) CodeSmith probably - if I had to/was forced to choose, hasn't it been around longer?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/3/2007

• Re: Browser http timeout in ASP .NET application while executing long-running database query

  [quote user="the_marshman"]Currently when I submit the web request to the server my browser times out before receiving the rendered page due to the process taking so long. The database queries themselves can take a little while (in the order of couple minutes each) , but the overall process can take up to 1/2hr or more.[/quote] Browsers are stateless by design so not sure what you mean. If your using session cookies, then simply extend the Session.Timeout to a suitable length of time (Not

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 9/3/2007

• Re: Search engines

  Revising Post...

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 8/31/2007

• Re: Connection Strings and three tier application

  [quote user="LastGentleman"] Hi, i don't understand, what the best way. I'm using TYPED-Dataset created with Visual Studio but when i change, my connection String in de Web.Config nothing happens. The Site hold the Connction to the old Database. Here is my App Config for the Data-Access Layer < configuration > < configSections > </ configSections > < connectionStrings > < add name= "DataAccess.Properties.Settings.123ConnectionString" connectionString

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 8/30/2007

• Re: Master Page vs. BasePage

  ljenner, this seems to have turned into a bit of a hot topic, with nearly all of us misinterpreting your original question! A sensible solution would be to use web/user controls and implement session state functionality there rather than use your Master or Base page. SP

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by StevenPaul on 8/30/2007