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JL
I read here a lot of posts saying you shouln't cache un big object or lots
of objects in Application.
Why is that?
of objects in Application.
Why is that?
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Manit Chanthavong
Caching stores that data in memory. Pretend you have 64MB of ram on a
server, and your cache takes up 30MB. This might pose a serious problem for
your server.
server, and your cache takes up 30MB. This might pose a serious problem for
your server.
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Alvin Bruney
in addition application object was provided for backward compatibility with
asp classic. you should try to get away from using it moving forward.
regards
asp classic. you should try to get away from using it moving forward.
regards
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