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Comments by Member 14119435 (Top 8 by date)
Member 14119435
17-Feb-19 4:23am
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i did it before i asked it here,but i found 2 different answer.
in Stack Overflow answer is :
It's accessible via any verb.
On the other i found in tutorialsteacher's site this:
If you do not apply any attribute then it considers it a GET request by default.
i asked here because i want to find your answers and see what is the correct answer and find my mistake to understand this Concept.
I have great respect for MY TIME and YOUR TIME DEAR.
Member 14119435
26-Jan-19 9:03am
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OK.
Thanks for the time you spend to guide me and your advices my friend
Member 14119435
26-Jan-19 8:34am
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thanks my friend.
dataSet.Tables["Record"].Clear();
Can the use of this phrase be appropriate too?
Member 14119435
26-Jan-19 8:12am
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in "what i have tried" code i mean to say , i use ado.net to fetch.
" all you can do is remove all references to used memory and let the GC do it's thing"
about this statement , how i remove references to used memory?
Thanks for the time you spend to guide me.
Member 14119435
26-Jan-19 7:58am
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thanks my friend.
so when i have a lot of records in database ,for example if i fetch them every thousand record and do my operation and then fetch new records , memory is released from Previous data by gc??
Member 14119435
26-Jan-19 7:52am
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thnaks for your advice.
but my problem is how to release memory from data that i used them and now i don't need they anymore.
and so fetch new records from database
Member 14119435
22-Jan-19 5:11am
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Thank you for your advice.
I will do the same!
Member 14119435
22-Jan-19 4:52am
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Thank you for your answer.
i am trainee in a good company.
They have complained about my code
and told me looking at a complete code To correct some of your mistakes.
That's the reason I needed to a project.
Thank you for your advice
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