Storing cgi data in stacks

[Pierre Sahores]

Hi All,

Even if MC/Rev is really able to perform good results in accessing datas
in write mode concurrent accesses with flat-files accesses and locking
procs on stacks, a best practice is to bind it to an ACID compliant
RDBMS (PostgreSQL and Sybase ASE best suitable than Oracle, today) for
such kind of jobs. I use this way all the time and it rocks, even in
about hundreds of concurrent requests peer second (i never had any
server crash over the years).

Le mar 18/02/2003 à 15:31, Brian Yennie a écrit :
> I can't speak for MetaCard's behavior here, although my hope would be 
> that it gives you an error message when you try to perform the second 
> write.
> 
snip
> 
> HTH,
> Brian
> 
> > And, more importantly, what steps could be taken in a cgi script to 
> > make
> > this approach work, if any?  Like, if a stack was currently being 
> > written
> > to, would darwin mc know that?  Is there some message returned like 
> > "stack
> > is in use" or something that you could trap for?  And maybe make your 
> > own
> > timeout?
> 
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