You might want to consider writing out the dynamic pages as static HTML
files.
If the contents of the pages tend not to change on a daily basis than you
may want to rethink storing the contents in a database. If the DB storage
if for purposes of content management, than instead of generating the
On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 03:16 , Aunger, Mitch wrote:
> Now, I've proposed doing the Press Releases in a similar way - all content
> and much of the formatting being stored in an oracle database. However, my
> web 'gurus' are saying that we can't possibly put dynamic content on the
> ex
My first inclination is to ask if the content is going to be changing
every minute. If not you can cache the queries and set them to expire
maybe once a day or twice a day. If you don't want to keep them up in
memory, you could write the data to a file(s) once or twice a day and do
an include. All
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