"Just D" <no@spam.please> wrote in message
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Hi,
How slowly is to work with these objects - Application[] and Session[] ?
Is it much better to create a huge project or some static library and place
all variables/constants there instead of many Session[] objects?
When I removed some of Session[] objects and replaced by another
approaches I got an illusion that application started working significantly faster?
Is it true?
Did anybody try to evaluate how slow are these objects?
How many such variables will you be using?
The performance is probably not worth worrying about. My philosophy is to
get the code to work first, then to worry about performance. Of course, this
assumes I don't do something brain-dead to make the performance so bad that
QA refuses to test it!
Also, pay no attention to performance the first time the application starts
after you change the application or web.config. When the application first
starts, everything gets recompiled. You should check performance by running
the same test multiple times and averaging the performance.
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John Saunders
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