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Difference b/w Instance and normal versions of Athorization and Business rules

Last post 05-20-2008, 9:06 AM by RockfordLhotka. 1 replies.


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05-20-2008, 3:39 AM 23683

Lalit
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Difference b/w Instance and normal versions of Athorization and Business rules

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Can anybody provide some example to show the difference between "AddAuthorizationRules" and "AddInstanceAuthorizationRules" as well as "AddBusinessRules" and "AddInstanceBusinessRules"?

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05-20-2008, 9:06 AM 23695 in reply to 23683

RockfordLhotka
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You should try to avoid using the Instance options. This is discussed in the CSLA .NET Version 2.1 Handbook, and you can see the implementation and use of both options.

The primary difference is that the Instance options are slower and consume more memory, while the per-type options (which are the default) are faster and consume less memory.

Rocky

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