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by Adiseshu Dasari
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Using Page.IsPostBack to Minimize Redundant Processing

Use the Page.IsPostBack property to ensure that you only perform page initialization logic when a page is first loaded and not in response to client postbacks. The following code fragment shows how to use the Page.IsPostBack property.

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if (!Page.IsPostBack) //IsPostBack property will be false for the first time
{
  //load the dataset for the first time
}
else               
{
  //use the loaded dateset for other post back requests
}

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