Hmmm.

We have set our system in almost a Yahoo type of way.  Where a user has to register in 
order to enter the discussion forum, place reviews, order products, etc.  Each time a 
user registers, they receive an email address.

As such, we use the ODBC connectors via IMail as a base for our user base that we can 
query and add informtion to.

If we were to convert this user base (3000 plus accounts) to the Registry for faster 
performance, is there still a way to allow web-based subscription access.  And could 
we query the list for other information?

Thanks.

b

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Sanford Whiteman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:  Sun, 1 Dec 2002 00:52:19 -0500

>> Everyone...
>
>Really? I thought I was the only one harping on it. :)
>
>> ...keeps  emphasizing  the  speed  differences  between  a  database
>> setting vs. a registry based one.
>
>> I'm just curious about the specific speed improvements...Meaning, if
>> the bulk of my users are web-based email clients, will I still see a
>> significant  speed  increase  if  I  convert  them  from ODBC to the
>> registry?
>
>Absolutely!   The   user   get/set  functions  are  called  constantly
>throughout  an  IWEBMSG  session.  The time spent on each call will be
>tremendously  improved  with  a  Registry  userbase, so the cumulative
>improvement  for  a  single  10-minute session will be much, much more
>significant  than  the improvement seen in, for example, POP3 sessions
>10  minutes  apart.  And the faster a user can get things done and log
>out,  the  more  memory, swapfile, and sockets you will have free. The
>Registry is recommended for IWEBMSG-centric environments most of all.
>
>> I guess that I'm just curious as to the specific gains one gets from
>> the registry vs. the flexibility of ODBC?
>
>Look in the archives for my past posts on this, benchmarks, et al.
>
>-Sandy
>
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