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Objects in Session or Application scope

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    Hi, There are plenty of articles says that Do not store objects in Session or Application scope for better performance !! can anybody tell me 1.what happen when we store the Objects (e.g FSO,DICTIONARY,RecordSet) in session or application ? 2.How the performance get down, if objects are stored in the session scope ?

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      Hi, There are plenty of articles says that Do not store objects in Session or Application scope for better performance !! can anybody tell me 1.what happen when we store the Objects (e.g FSO,DICTIONARY,RecordSet) in session or application ? 2.How the performance get down, if objects are stored in the session scope ?

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      Rajkamal_dfine wrote:

      Do not store objects in Session or Application scope for better performance !!

      It's won't be like this. May be "don't store more large objects in session or application"

      Rajkamal_dfine wrote:

      1.what happen when we store the Objects (e.g FSO,DICTIONARY,RecordSet) in session or application ?

      Assume you have 20000 or more than that user online at a time. All these session objects will be stored in the server memory and finally server will die without getting memory.


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