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HttpContext.Cache Viewer (With DataSet Support)

Aw, the HttpContext.Cache. Most of the items I place in the Cache are named with GUID's so it's not very helpful to loop through and print out the Cache Item Name. I've built this handy ASPX page that gives a nice little view of the Cache in human readable form. All the Datasets, are displayed, including the DataTables

Filed under: DTS/SSIS | On : 2004 Feb 05 | From: Scott Cate .net Knowledge Base and Weblog |

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