ASP.NET Performance: Worker Threads and I/O Threads
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Duplicate of: What's the difference between a worker thread and an I/O thread?
What is the difference between an I/O thread and an Worker thread in IIS/ASP.NET? How do these concepts affect the design of an ASP.NET app?
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1 2009-04-09 00:10:53
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