No, it's client variables that can be stored in Registry. Session
variables are held in RAM for the duration of a session. And I've done
applications with extensive use of session scoped queries, structures, etc,
and haven't significantly impacted the RAM requirements of the server.
Also, a great deal of Spectra is based on caching large amounts of data,
and it does it pretty efficiently.
However, you should always have adequate RAM available on any machine that
will be serving "quite a few users."
Sharon
At 09:25 AM 4/13/2000 -0700, Judah McAuley wrote:
>At 11:23 AM 4/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
>>Yes. You can save the query to SESSION scope.
>>
>><cfif NOT IsDefined("SESSION.QueryName")>
>> <cflock name="#SESSION.SessionID#" timeout="30">
>> <cfquery name="SESSION.QueryName" datasource="#dsn#">
>> SQL STUFF
>> </cfquery>
>> </cflock>
>></cfif>
>>
>>HTH!
>>Sharon
>
>One problem I worry about with this: Session variables are frequently
>stored in the Registry on NT machines, yes? So if you had a very large
>query, or quite a few users, you are potentially packing a lot of info into
>the registry. Perhaps unwise.
>
>Judah
>
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