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-- Moved from [aspngdata] to [aspngspeed] by Charles Carroll <Click here to reveal e-mail address> --I also sent this to aspngfreeforall:Hi,I was wondering what the best way is to access individual members of a custom class that are stored in a session. For instance, in the example below, is Option 1 any better than Option 2? Option 2 is less code, but it seems like it would be slower. Any thoughts?Thanks,JonGiven a basic class like the following:public class Appointment{ public DateTime StartTime; public DateTime EndTime; public string Name;}Option 1://retrieve the objectmyAppt = (Appointment)Session["Appointment"];//store new valuemyAppt.StartTime = myStartTime;//save to sessionSession["Appointment"] = myAppt;Option 2://save new value directly to session object((Appointment)(Session["Appointment"])).StartTime = myStartTime;

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Saurabh Nandu (VIP)

What make to think the second case is slower... theoretically you are
actually saving the creation of an addition variable ... so it should be
faster!!

Regards,
Saurabh Nandu
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I also sent this to aspngfreeforall:

Hi,

I was wondering what the best way is to access individual members of a
custom class that are stored in a session. For instance, in the example
below, is Option 1 any better than Option 2? Option 2 is less code, but
it seems like it would be slower. Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Jon

Given a basic class like the following:

public class Appointment
{
public DateTime StartTime;
public DateTime EndTime;
public string Name;
}

Option 1:

//retrieve the object
myAppt = (Appointment)Session["Appointment"];

//store new value
myAppt.StartTime = myStartTime;

//save to session
Session["Appointment"] = myAppt;

Option 2:

//save new value directly to session object
((Appointment)(Session["Appointment"])).StartTime = myStartTime;

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System.DateTime

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