Cached Queries and DB sessions |
[eluser]SneakyDave[/eluser]
I plan to use Query Caching and CI's session library in a future project, and plan to store the sessions in the database. Just because I was wondering, if query caching is turned on, does it cache the session table queries also? If so, are there any security concerns about doing that? Do I need to manually delete the session table query cache whenever a new session is created, or does CI manage that automatically, or can I turn off caching of the session table queries?
[eluser]Hannes Nevalainen[/eluser]
You can disble cache for queries if you want: Code: // Turn caching on Regards
[eluser]SneakyDave[/eluser]
Yes, but the DB session calls are done "behind the scenes", aren't they? I wouldn't know when to turn caching on or off, because I don't know when those DB calls are made to the session table. I guess I could go through the session library or extend it and find all the queries it makes to the database, and turn off caching for each of those database queries. I was hoping that maybe session table queries were excluded from caching, or if they weren't, if that would present any problems.
[eluser]Hannes Nevalainen[/eluser]
Oh, sorry i missunderstood your question (my bad). Hopefully the devteam behind DB-sessions has thought about this issue =) Othewise you can allways make a quick testrun in an sample app =)
[eluser]SneakyDave[/eluser]
I've done some simple tests and looked at the session code, and it seems that session queries are also cached if database caching is turned on. I haven't noticed a problem as of yet (not that far along), but I would think I'd need to clear that cache once a session was deleted or added to the session table I'm using. I think I'll just try to manually turn on caching for the queries that will benefit from it. |
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