Are you using a DataSet (non or strong typed) .. and you do a .Select to get
the children (or perhaps use the relationship name?)
I'm sure, but lets say you have Orders (parent) and OrderDetails (children)
If you create a OrderCollection (from CollectionBase in 1.1 or a generic in
2.0 ) , and put Order (objects) in that collection
~and you have a Order.Details sub collection (where OrderDetailCollection
is a collection of OrderDetails ) ..
What I'm getting at .. is that if you objects are "pre children-ized",
perhaps it would be faster.
check my blog, I have 1.1 and 2.0 code for creating CollectionBase (1.1) and
a <Listin 2.0.
My theory is that if you pre-childrenize, and avoid the DataSet.Select or
DataSet.GetChildren("myrelationshipname") (sp?)... then it might be faster.
It depends on how motivated you are to setup that test scenario.
"mavrick_101" <ma********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Hi,
I have a nested repeater. For each row in the parent repeater there is a
child repeater with several rows of data.
The way I'm doing this is throught ItemDataBound Event. So for each Row in
parent repeater, when its ItemDataBound event is raised I grab the content
of
the child repeater and DataBind it.
This makes the page load slower if there is more data.
What can I do to speed up the speed of page?
Thanks for your help.