Subject | Subsets |
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Author | Peter Morris |
Post date | 2001-06-01T16:17:36Z |
Keeping a session open on the server is more expensive when the user closes
their webbrowser or goes to another site. You end up waiting for sessions
to time-out and this is wasteful.
Stored procedures are no good because they are too specific. You very often
need to generate the query at runtime based on entries from a html <form>.
Missing a record because someone deleted one while you was reading the page
isn't a big deal.
Apart from all the complaining about the ROWNUMBER idea, I have not yet seen
a single plausable alternative. Does this mean there isn't one ?
their webbrowser or goes to another site. You end up waiting for sessions
to time-out and this is wasteful.
Stored procedures are no good because they are too specific. You very often
need to generate the query at runtime based on entries from a html <form>.
Missing a record because someone deleted one while you was reading the page
isn't a big deal.
Apart from all the complaining about the ROWNUMBER idea, I have not yet seen
a single plausable alternative. Does this mean there isn't one ?