I have actually seen it in several cases, and it took me by surprise. I
have been meaning to do some tests one of these days....
David Krings wrote:
John Campbell wrote:
Is there anything drastically flawed with my approach?
Since you understand the pitfalls of your approach and choose to do it
that way it is not a problem. You are also using sessions to prevent
repeated hits to the database for "performance reasons". Don't do
that. It typically makes performance worse because session data must
be serialized and written to disk on every request even if the data
doesn't change.
So you are saying that a database access is faster than a file access?
I find that hard to believe, but do not have any evidence of the
contrary.
David
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