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[Peter Van Dijck]

I think there must be some misunderstanding. Ask said: "If you need
tens of thousands of values set and get per request", and Cal
answered: "Yes ..."

Cal, you don't need to set/fetch thousands of values on *each*
pageview, right? That would be very, very, very weird?

So if you don't have to get *all* those values on every request, then
your approach doesn't seem to make any sense?

Or perhaps I misunderstand something.
Peter

On 4/12/07, Cal Heldenbrand <cal at fbsdata.com> wrote:
>
> >
> > Does the web servers do all the set()'s ?    If you need tens of
> > thousands of values set and get per request, then yes - you
> > definitely need to aggregate them.
>
> Yes, all of the web servers will be independently running set / get
> operations.  So, the "easy" way to code my example is:
>
>   var1=20070412185933613883000000
>   var2=20070412185952675260000000
>    ...
>   var300000=20070412190015441272000000
>
> But the most efficient way considering the memcache protocol / storage /
> etc:
>
>
> var1=20070412185933613883000000,20070412185952675260000000,...
>    (up to 1MB of data)