You will probably get a lot of responses on this. I assume this is a CF
application if so there are several ways to cache content-queries etc. The
simplest way is to turn on "Trusted Cache" in CF Administrator and for
prudence upsize the "Template Cache Size" depending on what it is currently
set to and how much RAM is available. By doing this each CF page is cached
after the first hit and stays there until Trusted Cache is turned off and
the server restarted, no hits to the database for cached pages. This way
the manager gets their wish fulfilled without taking such a disastrously
unnecessary step.
**Be sure to restart CF Server after enabling Trusted Cache.
Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 6:18 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Thoughts
I think I know what everyone has to say about this but I thought I would
share. A web manager here has asked one of the developers to change an app
they built. The current one is all db driven, it has a few pages to display
about 110 pages worth of info. Well the manager wants them to make all the
pages static. To have them hard coded. The manager says that because the
info is only updated once in a blue moon they don't need the extra calls to
the db. Well the developer called me to find out where they could find info
on why this would be a bad idea.....
any thoughts!!!!
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