Alan M Dunsmuir wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>>>
>>
>> It's possible, but why would you want to? Databases are made for
>> retrieving data.
>>
> I believe that that very question is at the centre of the "Web 2"
> revolution, which has the emphasise switching to asynchronous database
> access, so as not to slow down too far database Web applications.
>

Not at all.

First of all, you are prematurely optimizing. Secondly, your premature
optimization may slow down the system. And finally, you're creating
more code, which has to be debugged and maintained.

But then why not just store everything in a flat file? Then you don't
even need a database.

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