ADO.NET :: How To Increase Large Amount Of Data Display Performance
Feb 20, 2011
I have about 5,00,000 data. I want to display the records according to group by. It takes to me about 2 minutes. Is it good?
If not, then what is best process to display the record in a very fast way?
Moreover, I have encrypted one field in database and encryption is done from my code behind. So when I display the records, I have to decrypt those. That's why I make paging on 100 records per page.
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