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nils wrote:With sybase you can specify that the entire database resides in memory. That makes a difference. And, what I said was "I'm really not sure about that", and that I am going to give it a go, just to get the facts. You have not yet succeeded in convincing me, "it isn't" isn't enough. So Ill go ahead and convince myself, and I will be back with the statistics. Ok ?

Ah, one more thing. I will use java servlets. What kind of language this method is implemeted in hasn't been a topic in this discussion.
You want to hold all the images and files for your website in memory? What a tremendously efficient use of resources. :roll:

And now you've changed langauge for your tests.

So you're trying to convince me that holding images in a database is better for your PHP application because a completely different test scenario might be. Riiiiiiight..
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