A Current Feature or Futre Concept

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1998

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texte = We are not approaching the issue of WebCat recycling open db's to reclaim ram but as it has been a topic here lately it got me thinking. Does WebCat now or could it be designed to have a db (lets call it order) in which each db title is a record. That record could contain info regarding a pecking order. For example: Priority_Recycle (1-3) where all 3s are dropped first and then all 2s etc.This would allow the admins to decide that the small db which might be overlooked should go first or perhaps should not go at all. If the admin neglects to add db titles then WebCat could drop those who are not listed first, then 3s, then 2s, etc. Perhaps there is another way to do this very thing. To be honest, we have had more then enough memory not to deal with this issue, but doesn't mean we won't someday ;) Thanks Alex Alexander J. McCombie (800-724-8973) http://OurClients.com Corporate http://McCombie.FamilyMail.net Personal**NEVER-Changing** Mobile Email Addresses @ CompanyMail.net! In Upstate NY we have two Seasons... six months of winter and six months of poor snowmobiling Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

A Current Feature or Futre Concept (Alex McCombie - New World Media 1998)

We are not approaching the issue of WebCat recycling open db's to reclaim ram but as it has been a topic here lately it got me thinking. Does WebCat now or could it be designed to have a db (lets call it order) in which each db title is a record. That record could contain info regarding a pecking order. For example: Priority_Recycle (1-3) where all 3s are dropped first and then all 2s etc.This would allow the admins to decide that the small db which might be overlooked should go first or perhaps should not go at all. If the admin neglects to add db titles then WebCat could drop those who are not listed first, then 3s, then 2s, etc. Perhaps there is another way to do this very thing. To be honest, we have had more then enough memory not to deal with this issue, but doesn't mean we won't someday ;) Thanks Alex Alexander J. McCombie (800-724-8973) http://OurClients.com Corporate http://McCombie.FamilyMail.net Personal**NEVER-Changing** Mobile Email Addresses @ CompanyMail.net! In Upstate NY we have two Seasons... six months of winter and six months of poor snowmobiling Alex McCombie - New World Media

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A Current Feature or Futre Concept

1998

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