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Page Transfer best practices in ASP.NET.Scenario :Inside Try/Catch block, If you want to transfer/Redirect the page to another page - To avoid ThreadAbortException Option 1Use Response.Redirect("Pagetotransfer.aspx",false);OrOption...
Page Transfer best practices in ASP.NET.

Scenario :

Inside Try/Catch block, If you want to transfer/Redirect the page to another page - To avoid ThreadAbortException

Option 1
Use

Response.Redirect("Pagetotransfer.aspx",false);


Or

Option 2

Server.Execute("Pagetotransfer.aspx");


Or

Option 3

try
{
  Response.Redirect("Pagetotransfer.aspx");
}
catch(ThreadAbortException  ex)
{

}


The preffered way of doing is option 1 or 2. Since it eliminates Exceptions

I hope this helps!.

Regards,
-Vinayak

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