What is the mean of Response.Expires = 0 call openconnection

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Response.Expires = 0
call openconnection

These lines are used in ASP code, i cannot understand these lines.

Posted 22-Mar-10 0:14am

VinodKumar01

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-22T00:16:00

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This means no caching... no browser history...

The Expires property specifies a length of time in minutes before a response page cached on the browser expires.

Thus giving this time as ZERO, the page is to be refreshed (reloaded) every time it is accessed, rather than being stored in a cache.

Posted 22-Mar-10 0:16am

Sandeep Mewara

Updated 22-Mar-10 0:18am

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