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Hi,
We are considering storing our resources in a DB table.
My question is whether using a custom provider with the resources stored in
DB can downgrade the application performance? I understand that the .net
framework use the resource as assembliles and store them in cache.
My custom provider should get the resources and store them in cache also.
Is there a diffrence on how the framework treats the resource assemblies
with the default provider in terms of caching?
Thanks
We are considering storing our resources in a DB table.
My question is whether using a custom provider with the resources stored in
DB can downgrade the application performance? I understand that the .net
framework use the resource as assembliles and store them in cache.
My custom provider should get the resources and store them in cache also.
Is there a diffrence on how the framework treats the resource assemblies
with the default provider in terms of caching?
Thanks