I'm about 24 hours away from launching a new site (virtual host) on my
Active4D client. (OSX 10.4.10, 2004 client as web server, Active4D
4.0.3 - Apache front end (https) to Active4D)
I won't go into details, but my site is an intranet set supporting
about 150 users. Never have more than about 40 session going at a time
with about 5k per session.
I decided we could handle an online application process for a customer
that expects to get about 5,000 applications over the next week and
totaling about 10,000 over the next 3 weeks. (ThyssenKrupp Steel &
Stainless plant in Mobile Al if anyone interested)
The application spans 5 pages and has about 120 elements - half of
which are blank or a 2 character answer. I just stuck each page
element in the session, not realizing that 120 session elements is
about 32K per session!
Help!!!
If I get 500 people trying to fill out this application at the same
time am I in deep kimshi?
This is not that big application. Fusebox with about 20 scripts
(apply1...apply5 with supporting queries, etc). Stores data in a blob/
collection in a polymorphic table that is latter moved to real tables
(if accepted).
If I'm in trouble, should I:
1 - store "f_@" attributes in a blob in the session with get and
put? (to reduce element number and size)
2 - store "f_@" attributes in table with get and put?
3 - punt and hope it can handle it?
Steve Alex
AIDT
www.aidt.edu
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