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Britney
hi,
I have user picture on aspx main page, if end-user click it 100 times,
then number_of_clicks will increment to 100.
however, What we do right now is that everytimes a user click on the
picture, application will executes an update statement
" update userhistory set number_of_clicks = number_of_clicks+1 where user_id
=@user_id"
I'm not sure if that's the best way to do this.
note that someone who isn't registered to website can still click on the
picture. I want to minimize the SQL Server traffic. I wonder if there is
way to get around it.
thanks
I have user picture on aspx main page, if end-user click it 100 times,
then number_of_clicks will increment to 100.
however, What we do right now is that everytimes a user click on the
picture, application will executes an update statement
" update userhistory set number_of_clicks = number_of_clicks+1 where user_id
=@user_id"
I'm not sure if that's the best way to do this.
note that someone who isn't registered to website can still click on the
picture. I want to minimize the SQL Server traffic. I wonder if there is
way to get around it.
thanks