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"Walden H. Leverich" wrote: > > All, > > Nathan and I have traded a couple off-list e-mails concerning web enablement > options based on the shoot-out on his site mentioned in a prior midrange-l > post. With his prior permission I'm bringing this thread back to midrange-l > since we think it may be of interest to other midrange-l'ers. > > Nathan, > > I'm not very familiar with Net.Data so I can't comment on the comparison, > but AFAIK there is no "cache" per-se in IIS so ASP pages would always be > read into memory. Of course, there is the underlying disk cache so it's > actually unlikely that you'd have a physical read if it was a frequently > accessed page. If you use ASP with compiled DLLs, you can set it up so that the DLL is in memory and stays there, with a separate data area for each session, and you can set session timeouts. So if you have a web access that calls the DLL, it is loaded in and stays there until the last session times out. This makes for incredibly fast response, and a low resource profile. I give the example of 1,000 simulatneous logins on our elearning product that is compiled VB6 dll. That 's on NT 4, running on a 64MB 100 mhz (real old) Pentium. I noticed an article that mentions magnetic RAM (hows that for full circle?) Doesn't have the speed or capacity of DRAM yet, but give them time. Brad Jensen -- Brad Jensen brad@elstore.com President Electronic Storage Corporation Tulsa OK USA 918-664-7276 LaserVault Report Retrieval & Data Mining www.Laservault.com www.eufrates.com - Add distance learning to your site with easy course preparation
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