> Also.... Since im asking 1000 questions... Should I just be dropping > this data into a table instead of storing it in memory??? I > don't want > to eat up all the ram on the server ya know??? > I would say it depends on your site usage. Storing some user info in the application scope is not going to eat a lot of ram if you are working with a large amount of users. Then again, a db solution now may mean better performance in the future if your traffic ramps up - and - it means you can look at your site usage over time, whereas the application data will disappear into the ether forever...
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