T
Toni
I have a massive ASP (VBScript) application on a heavily trafficked website that I need
to optimize before considering moving to a more powerful server.
With IIS6 and an ASP application, I understand that if I have the following ASP
expression:
Const SomeString = "Some Long Data String"
that if I have 3,000 visitors, SomeString will be created and destroyed at the beginning
and end of each user's connection, with a THEORETICAL limit of 3,000 constants existing
at the same time.
But, if my GLOBAL.ASA creates Application("SomeString") = (something), is it created
just once, with a theoretical limit of existing just once?
Or is SomeString duplicated from the Application variable every time I use it (which
would eliminate the efficiency advantage I'm looking for)?
Thanks!!!
to optimize before considering moving to a more powerful server.
With IIS6 and an ASP application, I understand that if I have the following ASP
expression:
Const SomeString = "Some Long Data String"
that if I have 3,000 visitors, SomeString will be created and destroyed at the beginning
and end of each user's connection, with a THEORETICAL limit of 3,000 constants existing
at the same time.
But, if my GLOBAL.ASA creates Application("SomeString") = (something), is it created
just once, with a theoretical limit of existing just once?
Or is SomeString duplicated from the Application variable every time I use it (which
would eliminate the efficiency advantage I'm looking for)?
Thanks!!!