On Wednesday 28 February 2001 00:15, you wrote:
> > Does it provide a faster performance, if I use these rather than
> > store things in mysql DB, I know this might be stupid, but I have to
> > make sure this.
>
> I belive shared memory is *much* faster than MySQL.
Well, I'd say it depends. For only a bit of simple data it's fine. But
for more the optimizations of a database (indices etc) may make the db
faster (remember most of the DB will be in RAM as well).
And a database is just *much* simpler and safer to use.
> Shared memory is not for the faint of heart.
> I can't think of any more, but that's mostly because I consider shared
> memory "too tricky for me" and have never played with it...
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