As Jim N. already pointed out, extra layers do have a cost in time, and for
some things straight disk is way faster.
A few points to consider (you don't give enough details for me to tell if this
is true for you or not) ...
a) ACID -- what databases do best, making sure that everything that was
On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 12:37:56AM +0200, tomcask o_o wrote:
> Hi
>
> in advance, sorry for my english.
>
> in a Web server as is the best option?
>
> to accede to db to show the contents or to accede to static files modified
> by scripts when the content of db has been modified.
>
> That the
Hiin advance, sorry for my english.in a Web server as is the best option? to accede to db to show the contents or to accede to static files modified by scripts when the content of db has been modified.
That the habitual thing is to work directly with db and to give back to the results mounting
