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How do you improve the cache performance. ?

  
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June 16, 2005 17:16:20   #1  
K.Hari Kishore        

RE: How do you improve the cache performance. ?
Hi friends this is Hari. Caching is done with so many ways like page caching output caching etc. With ASP.NET we can achieve these effiecienty and handled by the CLR which shows a direct impact on the Caching feature in .NET technology.
 
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