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using Server.Transfer("PageName.aspx"); difference between these two commands are
Response.Redirect tells browser to redirect to another page where Server.Transfer instead of telling the browser it changes the focus of the web server to another page so it reduces HTTP requests and run your application faster also browser url will be same, please note that Server.Transfer can only used for redirection between the sites running in same server.
If you set PreserveForm parameter True then existing query strings and form values are available in next page too.
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In ASP.net we are redirecting to a page using Response.Redirect("PageName.aspx") ; orusing Server.Transfer("PageName.aspx"); difference between these two commands are
Response.Redirect tells browser to redirect to another page where Server.Transfer instead of telling the browser it changes the focus of the web server to another page so it reduces HTTP requests and run your application faster also browser url will be same, please note that Server.Transfer can only used for redirection between the sites running in same server.
If you set PreserveForm parameter True then existing query strings and form values are available in next page too.
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