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pooja jain wrote:cons: unncessary using session
Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:It really depends on how much data and how many users you are talking about. I don't think there is going to be any clear answer.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:
pooja jain wrote:cons: unncessary using session
Either is a viable approach. Choose the one that seems the most natural to your structure.
That's not much of a con.
And how would you characterize this as "unncessary"?
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pooja jain wrote:because we have the other option that saves session.
Bear Bibeault wrote:
pooja jain wrote:because we have the other option that saves session.
Save it from what? Why does it need saving?
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Acharya Thiyagarajan wrote:I would not suggest the first approach as loading the session with such huge data is not adviable.
pooja jain wrote:session should be as small as possible. so if we use second one, we are good.
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