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Let's assume that for some reason you are not using Stored Procedures. While I can respect your choice in that regard, that doesn't mean that you cannot still use parameters when constructing your SQL statements at the client.
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I've been playing around with a handy tool for creating Word and Excel files called OfficeWriter that's pretty impressive.
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By default, the ViewState for ASP.NET DataGrids can be quite large, as it normally stores enough information to recreate the grid completely after a postback. Often, I have found that I need the grid to display a list of items with only paging, sorting, and some buttons that let you delete or edit (via another page) individual items.
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