I've searched several discussions on this topic and haven't been able
to resolve my issue. I have a function I call within the page_load
event of a page. This function makes a call to the database to
retrieve data. While I was doing performance review of the site, my
sql profiler showed that query being executed multiple times for a
single page load.
I'm using several web user controls on the pages, none of which call
this function. I've checked to make sure that the
AutoEventWireup ="false" on the page. It appears the number of repetive
calls is related to the number of controls on my page; the more the
controls the more times it executes the Page_Load.
Can anyone provide any clues about this problem? It doesn't impact the
functionality of the pages, but I don't want to burn up excess
resources. Thanks.
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Can you post "Short but Complete" example code that will enable somebody to
replicate this issue?
Peter
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"ge******@aol.c om" wrote: I've searched several discussions on this topic and haven't been able
to resolve my issue. I have a function I call within the page_load
event of a page. This function makes a call to the database to
retrieve data. While I was doing performance review of the site, my
sql profiler showed that query being executed multiple times for a
single page load.
I'm using several web user controls on the pages, none of which call
this function. I've checked to make sure that the
AutoEventWireup ="false" on the page. It appears the number of repetive
calls is related to the number of controls on my page; the more the
controls the more times it executes the Page_Load.
Can anyone provide any clues about this problem? It doesn't impact the
functionality of the pages, but I don't want to burn up excess
resources. Thanks.
Peter-
Thanks for your willingness to assist, but as it turns out, while I was
trying to pair down some of the code in order to show you what's going
on, I found that the function I'm calling makes a recursive call to
itself in some circumstances.. .sometimes it's the obvious things that
are the most obscure.
Thanks,
Greg
Exactly! Often during the process of preparing a code sample, we find the
issue ourselves.
Peter
--
Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
"ge******@aol.c om" wrote: Peter-
Thanks for your willingness to assist, but as it turns out, while I was
trying to pair down some of the code in order to show you what's going
on, I found that the function I'm calling makes a recursive call to
itself in some circumstances.. .sometimes it's the obvious things that
are the most obscure.
Thanks,
Greg
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