Storing cgi data in stacks

[Brian Yennie]

Agreed!

I only offer the former since it may be suitable here and Richard 
mentioned he'd rather not learn a DBMS for this task...

- Brian

> 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).