Hey!
I have a question to the binding mechanism and what is better for the performance of my site. I created a website with currently about 6 RadGrids and I bound these grids with different ObjectDataSources. Now the performance is not very well, it takes about 7 seconds until the whole page is loaded and in the database there are only a few rows.
Is there a way to improve this performance and is it a better choice to bind the RadGrids manually in the code behind class?
Thanks for any help!
I have a question to the binding mechanism and what is better for the performance of my site. I created a website with currently about 6 RadGrids and I bound these grids with different ObjectDataSources. Now the performance is not very well, it takes about 7 seconds until the whole page is loaded and in the database there are only a few rows.
Is there a way to improve this performance and is it a better choice to bind the RadGrids manually in the code behind class?
Thanks for any help!
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Shinu
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answered on 06 Apr 2010, 11:13 AM
Hi,
You will find different techniques on how to optimize the RadGrid performance in the following online resources. These should shed some light on how to increase your grid performance:
Client/server grid performance optimizations
Optimizing output, page load time and the overall performance of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX
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Simon
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answered on 06 Apr 2010, 11:32 AM
Hi!
Thank you for your help, I will read through this pages.
But is there any overhead when I use ObjectDataSources and are there any advantages when I use manual binding?
-Simon
Thank you for your help, I will read through this pages.
But is there any overhead when I use ObjectDataSources and are there any advantages when I use manual binding?
-Simon