I’ve got a small cookie-leaving aspx script.
I’m wondering if it’s faster to just do it as an
or
Server.Execute (same script)
or does it not matter?
I’ve got a small cookie-leaving aspx script. I’m wondering if it’s faster to just
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I’ve got a small cookie-leaving aspx script.
I’m wondering if it’s faster to just do it as an
or
Server.Execute (same script)
or does it not matter?
Server.Executeshould cause the server to cache the script bytecode once, which means, theoretically, you should realize a net performance increase as compared to simply extending a running script withinclude.