I'm trying to figure out the best way of returning my list of items to populate 
a gridview in .Net.
I have a table of items that contains among others a CreateUserID and 
LastUpdateUserID, each a foreign key to the user table.
I've created an item class that has 2 attributes of the user class. For the 
front end, I would only need to display first name and last name, the rest of 
the user data is unecessary.
The user info will not change very often, so I figured I could cache a user 
select statement. Or should I just do a simple join to get the first name and 
last name? 
My table contains other foreign keys, such as StatusID etc. In previous 
applications I would simply add a field to the class that can hold the text 
representation of StatusID, and use a join in the sql statement, so I could 
easily bind the result to a .net control. 
In your oppionion, what is the best approach here? I have several pages that 
will need to display tabular data, each having foreign key relations.
Bjorn


      
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