On 2/3/01, Philip Arnold - ASP penned:
>Theoretically, wouldn't that be done by soring data in a database, and thus
>negating the cache issue?
If the program was written to run the query from the database "only
if it didn't exist", then every time a person hit a different server
in the cluster and the cached query didn't exist there, it would run
the "main" query, then store in memory. On subsequent hits to that
server in the cluster, the query WOULD exist and the query wouldn't
have to run again before "querying the query".
I'd presume however it is stored, you'll be able to do an isDefined on it.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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