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    Frank Boyer Guest

    LZ Session Variable?


    What is the LZ session variable and how can I make it go away. There is a huge abount of data stored in this session variable. It seems to come after a second hit to a page with ASPDB.ep on it.

    It seems like the session variable overhead is approaching excessive? If I use several "dbUnit" numbers there can be alot of these variables?

    Thanks
    Frank

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    FK Guest

    LZ Session Variable? (reply)

    LZ is the localize variable. It holds all the text strings in the program. Do you detect performance degradation because of that ? I kind of feel that it too expensive to do that with very few customers using that. If it should become a problem then I'll get rid of it and make an English only version and a separate language template version.

    FK


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    Frank Boyer at 7/19/99 1:27:59 PM


    What is the LZ session variable and how can I make it go away. There is a huge abount of data stored in this session variable. It seems to come after a second hit to a page with ASPDB.ep on it.

    It seems like the session variable overhead is approaching excessive? If I use several "dbUnit" numbers there can be alot of these variables?

    Thanks
    Frank

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    Frank Boyer Guest

    LZ Session Variable? (reply)

    I'm not sure, I did see an ASP "out of memory" error on my site last week. It's not clear if it was related to excessive session usage or not. I was using quite a few dbUnit numbers across the site, so there could have been a large number of session variables per user. I changed the session timeout settings and that seems to have eliminated the problem so far.

    This could have been related to some initial Search Engine spiders, it seems I got hit very hard one day.

    I think it might be a good idea to provide an alternate version for english page usage. It would not be difficult to determine what object to use based on language. You might consider a

    Thanks


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    FK at 7/19/99 9:08:27 PM

    LZ is the localize variable. It holds all the text strings in the program. Do you detect performance degradation because of that ? I kind of feel that it too expensive to do that with very few customers using that. If it should become a problem then I'll get rid of it and make an English only version and a separate language template version.

    FK


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    Frank Boyer at 7/19/99 1:27:59 PM


    What is the LZ session variable and how can I make it go away. There is a huge abount of data stored in this session variable. It seems to come after a second hit to a page with ASPDB.ep on it.

    It seems like the session variable overhead is approaching excessive? If I use several "dbUnit" numbers there can be alot of these variables?

    Thanks
    Frank

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