Robert,
I am doing something similar. A full populate of my DB to memcached. It
works for me. The only pitfall I had was clashing primary key's. So I used
a LinkedList to store data into, so that with one key I can save multiple
values.

Siddharth

On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:02 PM, Robert Hanson <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a plan to do this scenario using PHP and Memcached on my Social
> Networking project, please correct me if I'm wrong :
>
> just like any other social networking site out there, mostly users just
> 'read' database content, instead of 'writing' it. right?
>
> so, I have a plan to 'read' EVERYTHING from the database once the user
> login (session created), such as : number of friends, birth date, today
> friend's post, etc then store it into Memcached server.
>
> unless the user logged out or click 'yesterday friend's post', user won't
> read the database again but read all the data from Memcached.
>
> maybe it will act like Gmail, user will see loading bar when they login
> into their account. but once they have it, everything runs faster.
>
> is this possible thing to do with Memcached?
>

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