Can “EndResponse” increase performance of ASP.Net page
Ending the response (Response.Redirect(url) or Response.Redirect(url, true)) will not have better performance than Response.Redirect(url, false). With false, since you have control over the code execution, you can simply not execute any more code in the case when you are going to redirect the user. This is specified in the MSDN entry for Response.Redirect(): If you … Read more