State Management :: Protect Variables On PostBack?

May 19, 2010

I have a slight delemma that I have not been able to work out.

My Scenario is:

Page_Loads > Calls Sub Random Data Retrieved from a Table - Displayed on screen & Sets Variables from Row(0) for an Insert Statement > Click Button to Insert those Variables.(essentially, the Insert Statement Parameters are Dynamic in that they change each time the page loads)

The Problem I am having, is that each time the page loads, I need a New DataSet, and the Page_Load is operating too quickly, changing my variables on postBack and ultimately, inserting the new values that are now loaded.

How can I:

Page_Loads > Get and Set the Variables I need > Protect Those Variables from changing on the Next Postback (so the insert statement gets the values Iwant to insert but also set and get the next ones)?

If Not Page.IsPostBack Doesnt Work for me in my Page_Load because each time the page.loads, I need those new Random Variables from a DataSet

Someone had Mentioned ViewState, but I am uncertain how to use it. I just want to protect the variables so that it inserts properly

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