On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 8:58 PM, Pete Ruckelshaus pruckelsh...@gmail.com wrote:
Before I venture forth on this bit of experimental (for me) coding, I was
wondering if anyone else has done this, and what were the results? This is
really more of a proof of concept, and would be used with a
Rick Root wrote:
My experience has been that queries of queries are less efficient that
actual database queries, but my experience involves larger datasets
(tens of thousands of rows in the base query dataset)
Just on a side note, that is the expectation of the ColdFusion engineers
as well.
This is one of those little challenges that I did just to see if I could do
it. Here's the result, nothing too exciting unless you play Farmville on
Facebook -- http://www.ruckelshaus.com/farmville/
Thanks for the help,
Pete
This is one of those little challenges that I did just to see if I could do
it. Here's the result, nothing too exciting unless you play Farmville on
Facebook -- http://www.ruckelshaus.com/farmville/
Thanks for the help,
Neat! I don't play any of the games on Facebook, but that's cool. I've
There are times when I have a simple problem that calls for a simple
solution. I have data that is perhaps a half dozen columns and three dozen
rows; I was thinking how it would be cool to load that data somehow as a
query object in a memory-resident (most likely application scope) variable,
To: cf-talk
Subject: Database-less queries
There are times when I have a simple problem that calls for a simple
solution. I have data that is perhaps a half dozen columns and three dozen
rows; I was thinking how it would be cool to load that data somehow as a
query object in a memory-resident
Hey Pete,
Although CacheBox is using structures for performance on fetch
operations, it's using a query to store the metadata for the content in
cache to improve performance of other operations like reporting
statistics and bulk-expiring or bulk-reaping the cache. (Either of which
are
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