Reflect the change in application after modifying values in database

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i have moved user defined values present in web.config to database.i retreive the values from database on appliction_start event of global.cs file and store those values in dictionary collection and will use throughout the application.
now my problem is if i change any value in database the changes will not be reflected, to reflect the changes i have to reset the iis.hence to reflect the changes immediately or after a particular interval is there possibility like invoking the application_start event again or some other way.

please help....

Posted 16-Sep-14 19:57pm

rahulshek

Updated 16-Sep-14 20:04pm

CPallini

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Sep-14 2:10am

Why, why do you think that you need to reset IIS?! You are doing something wrong. How can we know what?
One general advice: learn MVC. Start with learning what is MVC patter is. This is not mandatory, but can be useful for you.
—SA

rahulshek 17-Sep-14 5:48am

see i have a textbox as cardnumber when i run my application cardnumber is fetched from database as 123545xxx and it is shown.so if i change the cardnumber in database the changes is not reflected immediately.when i tried by restarting the IIS the changes is reflected.hence i am looking for a solution to this.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-09-16T20:08:00

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Have a look at the Observer[^] design pattern.

Posted 16-Sep-14 20:08pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Sep-14 3:17am

In my comment to the question, I advised to look at MVC as design pattern, but looking at the observer is also useful; a 5.
Did you pay attention for something more serious: OP had to restart IIS. This is fundamentally wrong.
—SA

CPallini 17-Sep-14 4:15am

Thank you. No, I didn't notice. You are right, that's wrong.