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ah, didnt think about XML. Let me think.
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There's an example halfway down this page. &nbsp;You'd need to modify it to actually create an XML file instead of just storing it in memory, but otherwise I've used it and it works great.<br />
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<a href="http://www.15seconds.com/issue/041117.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.15seconds.com/issue/041117.htm</a>
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There's an example halfway down this page.  You'd need to modify it to actually create an XML file instead of just storing it in memory, but otherwise I've used it and it works great.

http://www.15seconds.com/issue/041117.htm [http://www.15seconds.com/issue/041117.htm]

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I get rows from the database and store them in a datatable. Rows can be from 39 up to maybe 200 . I have 5 columns. I have at most 100 users. I save this datatable in a session and loop thru it to build a treeview and its nodes..<br />
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Is there an alternative to Datatable that I can keep in session that would be better for performance?
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I get rows from the database and store them in a datatable. Rows can be from 39 up to maybe 200 . I have 5 columns. I have at most 100 users. I save this datatable in a session and loop thru it to build a treeview and its nodes..

Is there an alternative to Datatable that I can keep in session that would be better for performance?

Alternative to datatable

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