Just an idea.
Can you stick it in a little table in a DB that'd be fast to access ?
You'd delete it after the session is closed or expired.
Jf
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Thanks , Srinivas
The information u have given is very useful .But again i need to ask is
there any other way out
to get rid off this problem??.Since we cann't store lot of information in
the session variable but sometimes
requirement is like that we have to track these info in the session
variable..
Any suggestion??
Thanks..
regards
ritu
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Hi
Ritu
When we say Session it means all the information you are storing will be on
server and on the client side you will have the ID of that session.
if u try storing every thing in session then the performance will come down
and server will run out of memory.This may some time crash the server if
number of users are more..So better change the design of the report so that
u will get more information on querying for the first time, instead of
moving backward or forward.
Hope this will help u.
Cheers
Srinivas
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> Hi All,
>
> Can anybody suggest what all difference does it make fetch data once
from
> the database
> and store it in the session variable, rather fetching every time from
the
> database.
> for example in case of any report showing data in the form of Previous
> and next.
> is it better once fetch all data and store them into session variable or
> fire a query for
> fetching data on every click of previous and next.
> Thanks
> Regards
> ritu
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