How Much Data Can Be Stored In Application Variable
Mar 9, 2010How much data can we store in Application variable in ASP.net.
View 1 RepliesHow much data can we store in Application variable in ASP.net.
View 1 Repliesi have done the following
void Session_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Code that runs when a new session is started [code]...
basically am using them to store user id and status, so that pages can be validated, by there use.i can stop person from accessing home directly wihtout signing is and so on.can session variable be hacked as they are stored in an external data source and are available to the full website?
Which is better from a performance perspective?
Accessing a Global Application Variable (Application["foo"])
versus
Accessing an AppSetting variable from the web.config
Does .NET Cache the AppSetting variables so that it is not accessing the web.config file with every use?
How to display the string data stored in a string[] variable into gridview?
View 9 RepliesHow would I create a list then on click add data to the list which is then stored into a session variable, then on another page retrieve the variable and output them? Currently I have:
Page Load:
List <myClass> listName=new List<myClass>
OnClick:
listName.add(3);
listName.add(4);
Session["IDs"]=listName;
Second Page
I need to get the whole list and add output the list so I can output (hopefully) the '3' and '4'.
My application is MVC Web App Chat Room , it supports following features:1.Create/Join/Close room 2.Send message in room (just live message, offline message might be supported in future)I have done logic for application, but I'm considering where to save chat room data (message,room information, and users in room) ? I see there are 2 options:1. Application variable2. Using file or database-What if I saved in Application variable:In case of there are 2000 rooms and 10000 users online, mean I have to persistence in Application variable (actually in RAM memory) information of 2000 rooms, more than 10000 message (text), these numbers might be increased by second if there are more users online in real time. and what's next ? I don't know what will happen to server, crash ? or my web app will be terminated ? whatever I don't want both results !
-What if I saved in file or DB (i.e: SQL Server DB) Because of web application, clients have to send request every 1 second to fetch data (messages and user list in room). So in case of there are 2000 rooms and 10000 users online, means they will make 10000 requests every 1 second to DB. I don't know what will happen to DB, there are a lot of connections and in EVERY 1 second, can DB still be alive to serve request ?I don't know where saving is good now because both seem are bad solution
My application is Web App Chat Room , it supports following features:
1.Create/Join/Close room
2.Send message in room (just live message, offline message might be supported in future)
I have done logic for application, but I'm considering where to save chat room data (message,room information, and users in room) ? I see there are 2 options:
1. Application variable
2. Using file or database
-What if I saved in Application variable: In case of there are 2000 rooms and 10000 users online, mean I have to persistence in Application variable (actually in RAM memory) information of 2000 rooms, more than 10000 message (text), these numbers might be increased by second if there are more users online in real time. and what's next ? I don't know what will happen to server, crash ? or my web app will be terminated ? whatever I don't want both results!
-What if I saved in file or DB (i.e: SQL Server DB) Because of web application, clients have to send request every 1 second to fetch data (messages and user list in room). So in case of there are 2000 rooms and 10000 users online, means they will make 10000 requests every 1 second to DB. I don't know what will happen to DB, there are a lot of connections and in EVERY 1 second, can DB still be alive to serve request ?
I don't know where saving is good now because both seem are bad solution :(. What is your opinion ?
I have define a variable called number of type int just after the the class definition as follows.
[Code]....
I store a value from a sql query result in the Number variable. ( eg: lets say 23). This gets assigned correctly to theNumber variable. ( checked using a break point)
Then the user does some updates to the web page ( data entry). The web page includes post back events also.
Finally I need to update the webpage in the database. When I do this I see the Number variable has change to 0. ( and not the 23 as in our example). Its always 0 at the time when I update.
I do not do anything for the number variable in the code.
I am calling a stored procedure, that exists in a SQL Server 2005 database, using ADO.NET, in which I instantiate a sql command object.
The stored procedure has an ouput variable like '@packageCode VARCHAR(100) = NULL OUTPUT'.
Can I set it's value when creating the sql command object? Or I can never set a value for an output type variable in a stored procedure?
I have this procedure
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I don't know what variable should be put in where clause for tblVisitor.visitorID because there's a variable that was already passed by an output identity parameter by a different stored procedure. What will I put in the where clause for visitor id?
I Want To Use A Session Variable From One Application to Another Application. Is That Possible in ASP.NET 3.5 Or Greater To Use Session Variables As i Required. My Both Applications Host In Same IIS Server.
Me To Sort Out This Prob. ASAP
I want to send an image to a stored procedure variable that is varbinary(max) field, It works correctly when an image selected by fileupload and my image property has image file, and it can send to stored procedure. but when fileupload is empty I want to send NULL to stored procedure variable that is varbinary(max). I use DbNull.Value in C# code. But error occurs. What should I do for send Null to stored procedure?
View 3 RepliesI want to do execute a LINQ query, and I have the name of the table to query stored in a variable:
string tableName = "SomeTable";
DataContext db = new DataContext();
var vResult = from t in db.tableName where t.Id = ....
I've created a SQL stored proc and want to change it to use a local variable to reduce process time..
Major lines of my SP:
[Code]....
I've been trying to use a variable for AVG(AA.Count) so that I don't have to process it three times,
[Code]....
=> this stored proc does not work, and I am not too sure where I should declare my local variable to use it in SELECT statement..
here my code-
using (SqlDataReader sqlDataReader = ExecuteReader(CommandType.StoredProcedure, StoredProcedures.AuthenticateUser, sqlParameter))
{
isAuthenticated = Convert.ToBoolean(sqlParameter[2].Value);
if (isAuthenticated)
{
if (sqlDataReader.Read())
{
User = new UserEntity();
DbHelper.GetEntity(sqlDataReader, User);
}
}
}
I always get isAuthenticated as false because sqlParameter[2].Value is null all the time but when I execute my query with ExecuteNonQuery it gives me the value but in that case I can not fill the entity.
If I have the inventory class and want to make it to be xml and passed to web services and then web services will call stored procedure with xml as input parameters.
how to do in coding?
I have a SQL stored procedure on a SQL server that uses a variable to create a new database. This works in SQL I have a connection string that works I have added a sqldatasource to a webform, and configured the datasource to connect to the remote SQL database and am able to select my stored procedure. I am able to bind the variable to a control in the sqldatasource wizard (often two of the same control appear- if that is significant)
When I test the sqldatasource in the configuration wizard and put in a manual entry, the procedure runs and works
It is on the web page I am having troubles. I want the user to enter a name in a text box, click a button/link, and run the procedure. Ive used buttons and links...but not in the right way I think, becuase when I click them the stored procedure doesnt run.
As mentioned above, I have selected the right control in the sqldatasource wizard. So what do I need to do now?
Is it button click event? If so whats the syntax?
Should I be embedding my textbox in a dataview?
My stored procedure expects a uniqueidentifier as a parameter. However, this unique identifier is stored in a table variable, which looks like this:
DECLARE @GiftGuid uniqueidentifie
I've written a stored procedure which uses a table variable. The stored procedure is shown below:
[Code]....
The table variable @CaseNumbers is declared, and is a bunch of values are inserted using a table-valued function called SplitStringIntoInts. At this point I can select from @CaseNumbers and this works fine.But when I try to join onto @CaseNumbers, the name '@CaseNumbers' in the ON clause is highlighted with the error 'Must declare scalar variable @CaseNumbers'. What?! It's not scalar, I declared it ages ago and I have used it since!
I have a stored proc. that returns the USL & LSL values for each of the 8 different Metrics. say, Defect Density (Upper Specification Limit) USL = 0.30 & Defect Density (Lower Specification Limit_ LSL = 0.05). Simillarly for 8 different Metrics. Why I need these Spec. Limits ?...Because I want o compare my project's Metrics Value displayed in the Grid View with the corresponding USL & LSL value of the same Metrics. IF Metrics Value is outside of USL & LSL Then I want to Mark the Metrics in Red Color.
1. STORED PROC "Get_Spec_Limits" Does Not Return Anything
2. Error : Object Reference Not set to an Instance of an Object, in the following "OnRowDataBound' Event
OnRowDataBound="GridView1_RowDataBound"
Protected Sub GridView1_RowDataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As GridViewRowEventArgs) Handles GridView1.RowDataBound
Dim strConnection As String = "Data Source=******;Initial Catalog=Metrics;Integrated Security=True"
Dim objConnection As New SqlConnection(strConnection)
Dim da As New SqlDataAdapter("Get_Spec_Limits", objConnection)
da.SelectCommand.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
Dim Productivity_USL As New SqlParameter("@Productivity_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim Productivity_LSL As New SqlParameter("@Productivity_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim IDD_LSL As New SqlParameter("@IDD_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim IDD_USL As New SqlParameter("@IDD_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim EDD_LSL As New SqlParameter("@EDD_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim EDD_USL As New SqlParameter("@EDD_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_FS_LSL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_FS_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_FS_USL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_FS_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_TS_LSL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_TS_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_TS_USL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_TS_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_Code_USL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_Code_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim DRE_Code_LSL As New SqlParameter("@DRE_Code_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim COQ_USL As New SqlParameter("@COQ_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim COQ_LSL As New SqlParameter("@COQ_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim COPQ_USL As New SqlParameter("@COPQ_USL", SqlDbType.Float)
Dim COPQ_LSL As New SqlParameter("@COPQ_LSL", SqlDbType.Float)......................
Is it possible to save execute stored proc command in a string variable and then execute string variable?
Does this logic fits into LINQ2SQL? Why I want to do this - INstead of passing user control references to server, I want to save user control values to string in client side java script and then pass string to server to do actual stored proc execution. Hopefully this will improve performance.
I have an aggregate stored procedure (named sp2) that returns a count of records meeting a certain criteria ASrecCount. I am using a DAL per the ASP.NET tutorial and have created a Table Adapter (named
sp2TableAdapter) with GetData and Fill methods. I have a button on an ASP.NET page that launches an event handler. In the button's event handler, I have this line: sp2TableAdapter sp2 = new sp2TableAdapter();
What works so far:
This code will bind the value of sp2 to a data control:
sp2TableAdapter sp2 = new sp2TableAdapter();
DropDownList1.DataSource = sp2.GetData();
DropDownList1.DataValueField = "recCount ";
DropDownList.DataTextField = "recCount";
DropDownList1.DataBind();
When running this page and clicking the button, the numeric value of recCount returned from sp2 is bound to the DropDownList control and 1 row is poplated with the recCount value (in my case 1451).
Problem:
In the event handler, I do not want to bind the value of recCount to a control, but want to to use it in some logic as an integer. What is the C# code that will do this? (In place of the DropDownList control lines above)
I have this SPDECLARE @PERC VARCHAR(50)
DECLARE @nome_soc_repl VARCHAR(50)
set @PERC = '(select round((' + @nome_soc_repl + ' /(select sum ('+ @nome_soc_repl+ ') from exptot_perc))*100,2)
from exptot_perc)'
EXEC (@PERC)
nome_soc_repl is a varible that contains my table name
so I need to extrac the result of EXEC...for examples 15...... and put it on another variable.....
Stored procedure ALTER proc [dbo].[spSearchCombo](@searchBy nvarchar(50),@searchKey nvarchar(50)) as select * from CD_DETAILS where @searchBy like '%' +@searchKey+ '%' I'm using ASP.net2.0 with c# to extract rows basedon search key from a text box and searchBy for the column to be searched. When i use column name instead of @searchBy which comes from value selected from a ddropdownlist i get the desired result . There seems to be a problem with format of @searchBy and i get a blank page.
protected void btnSearch_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string constring = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get("con").ToString();
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(constring);
conn.Open();
SqlCommand cmdSP = new SqlCommand("spSearchCombo", conn);
cmdSP.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure;
cmdSP.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@searchBy",SqlDbType.NVarChar,50));
cmdSP.Parameters["@searchBy"].Value=ddlSearchBy.SelectedValue.ToString();
cmdSP.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@searchKey", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 50));
cmdSP.Parameters["@searchKey"].Value=txtSearch.Text.Trim();
SqlDataAdapter da=new SqlDataAdapter(cmdSP);
DataSet ds=new DataSet();
da.Fill(ds);
this.dgv1.DataSource=ds.Tables[0].DefaultView;
dgv1.DataBind();
}
I would like to wrap Session variables in a manner similar to that discussed on CodeProject.
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Here is my question: if I have to access CurrentUser multiple times in the same page, would I get a performance improvement by assigning it to a local variable instead of accessing the wrapping property? Or does the HttpSessionState make sure the object is only deserialized once per request, so that subsequent calls in the same http request don't cost any more?