Hi,

Once again thanks for the detailed info that helped me alot in understandig
caching in ZF. 

Im busy with a project nowadays where im trying to use ZF. Can somebody just
outline some  performance procedures based on the following infos:

1. The project is going to use alot of mysql db results and static files
(data rows upto 20K ). 
2. An update is unlikely to happen within the 24 hour span. 

I was trying to figure out which Zend_Cache_Backend to use. File or
Memcache? 

Although i read everywhere that 'memcache' is optimally faster that would
require quite a bit of memory space. With 'File' it would be quite slow. Do
i need even caching? Should i go with normal static file data retrieval? I
guess with Zend_Cache_Backend-File i could also do the work as the update is
going to take place after 24 hours? 

Can somebody please guide me through here? Thanks.

Regards,
Ataulkarim
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