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   wisemx

   This is a good read:
   http://www.ddj.com/dept/windows/191200217
   
   
   Since the advent of the ASP.NET Cache object and cache dependencies, developers have dreamt of an easy way to refresh stored result sets based on database changes. In ASP.NET 2.0, the dream came true.

    

   wisemx, Jul 27, 2006

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   JorgeR DiscountASP.NET Staff

   We have also have instruction on how to set up broker in th eforum - http://community.discountasp.net/default.aspx?f=24&m=9653
   
   
   junior
   
   DiscountASP.NET
   
   www.DiscountASP.NET

    

   JorgeR, Jul 27, 2006

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   joelnet

   Thanks for the post, we'll check it out.
   
   
   
   Joel Thoms
   DiscountASP.NET
   http://www.DiscountASP.NET

    

   joelnet, Jul 27, 2006

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