Client variables are stored in:
The Registry (not recommended)
A Datasource
as cookies
Therefore, they use 0 RAM, zilch, nada, nothing.
Session variables are stored in RAM. Since any amount of RAM is bigger
than no amount of RAM, I would say that session variables must take up more
RAM. I'm sure we'll see hundreds of post to this affect.
At 04:55 PM 04/23/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>OK guys and gals......
>
>Do Client vars take up more server RAM than session Vars. My colleague
>reckons they do wheras I reckon it's the t'other way round
>
>A
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