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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 09/07/06 12:35
Gucci wrote:
> Some guy told me if i use database to store the session data and the
> client has a low speed, the database will be kept connected until the
> client agent download the webpage totally.
> is that true?
>
Probably not, but it depends on what you're doing.
For instance - if you're sending a lot of information from the database,
it's possible you'll fill the buffers and your program will have to
wait. However, that's highly unlikely.
Rather, when your page runs the output will be buffered by the web
server. If you close the connection in your code, it will be closed
immediately. If you don't close the connection, at some later time the
garbage collector will clean up and close the connection for you.
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