Re: [PHP4BETA] "Application" variables
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But that's what I am trying to avoid. I only want to go the database when
I have to update the structure.
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Jason Brooke wrote:
>
> Sounds like a good task for a database
>
> jason
>
> > Hi there. I have written a messageboard in PHP and, using tables and
> > images, draw out all the threads for a given topic. However, the
> > recursive function calls (and therefore exponential database queries) take
> > alot of processor cycles, etc. I have also implemented this board in Cold
> > Fusion which is where I first noticed the slowdown. SO...instead of doing
> > n queries, i am doing 1 query where I retreive all of the messsages and
> > store them into two CF "structs" (basically just associative arrays) and
> > store them in Application variables. I am not sure how global a term that
> > is, but basically its just memory that is persistant not across a given
> > request or session, but across the application, so that multiple clients
> > share the same data. I guess my question is (finally) is there a similar
> > metaphor in PHP that will allow me to store this information in memory and
> > make it accessible serverwide rather than just session-wide?
> >
> > Sean
>
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