Assuming 10 session variables for each of 100 simultaneous users at 100 bytes per session variable only adds up to 100,000 bytes (i.e. 100 KB).
And a server might easily have over 128 MB of RAM.
So in my opinion perhaps people don't need to be QUITE so afraid to use some session variables especially for sites that are never expected to have high traffic.
Originally posted by Bullschmidt Assuming 10 session variables for each of 100 simultaneous users at 100 bytes per session variable only adds up to 100,000 bytes (i.e. 100 KB).
And a server might easily have over 128 MB of RAM.
So in my opinion perhaps people don't need to be QUITE so afraid to use some session variables especially for sites that are never expected to have high traffic.
Might be so, so the server will not crash. But assume you are not the only one on the server. Session variables do put extra strain on the server and is not considerate to others if you are lagging it up, And vice versa. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtec...ced/faq4.shtml
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