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There may be a problem in your code, i recommend you to post your code.
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I have an ASP page that takes forever to load, and many times does not come up at all. &nbsp;It takes up to 30 seconds to load if it does, and it only does this maybe one out of ten times. &nbsp;The other times it just keeps on loading, I have waited up to 15 minutes sometimes. &nbsp;I have tried restarting IIS but this does not help. &nbsp;Could it be something in my code?
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I have an ASP page that takes forever to load, and many times does not come up at all.  It takes up to 30 seconds to load if it does, and it only does this maybe one out of ten times.  The other times it just keeps on loading, I have waited up to 15 minutes sometimes.  I have tried restarting IIS but this does not help.  Could it be something in my code?

There may be a problem in your code, i recommend you to post your code.

Extremely slow .aspx page load time

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ASP.NET

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