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When we are using ViewState or cookies or cashing or sessions where are we storing the information? I know when we use sessions we can store data in sql server or web server. is there any other way we store data when we are using sessions.
One more questions when i get the data from sql server and bind it to the dataset or datatable where that data is going to store(the dataset records)?
Viewstate is stored in produced html (hidden field), cache is stored in memory, but with Output-cache provider one can make custom storage for cached data, see here : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178597.aspx
Session data is by default stored also in memory (inproc), but you can use Sql server or State server as a storage for session data. If you use State Server, session data is again stored in memory, but in another process so State Server session data can survive restart of your web application.
You can see details here : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178586.aspx