Refactor LINQ TO SQL custom properties that instantiate datacontext?

Instead of creating the DataContext whenever the method is called, store it in HttpContext.Current. Items This will achieve the same effect as storing it in a private field, as it will be unique to the request.

Instead of creating the DataContext whenever the method is called, store it in HttpContext.Current.Items. This will achieve the same effect as storing it in a private field, as it will be unique to the request.

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