Re: Avoiding generating redo logs

In article <1158570618.200279.39050_at_k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, Martin T. says...
> Jeremy wrote:
> >
> > Not when using apache/mod_plsql - a new session is started on every
> > interaction.
> >
>
> I had the impression (may be wrong here) that you are in an early-ish
> phase of the project/implementation.

This is actually version6 of an established commercial application - it's a rewrite of the front-end but using the same technologies as the current live version and on the same DB structure - meaining that we will support v5 and v6 users concurrently.

> Let me just repeat that it may well be worthwhile to look at expanding
> the technologies used if that means you're application could be
> implemented better. (And if you tell "them" that if you are allowed to
> use X we can do THIS(!) ... "they" are often more flexible as one had
> initially thought.)

That's fine, I do understand this. But we don't find that we are limited (in general terms) by the existing architecture and, of course, are exploring ways to do things "better" (from the POV of the users).

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jeremy