I was reading the documentation on threads, and um - yeah, didn=92t understand it.

I have a situation where I store quite a bit of info in the session variables for users of an intranet site (example: a list of all staff is stored so it can be quickly pulled by a get with the employee id). There are quite a few (and some only store a small bit of info). The problem I=92m having is that an administrator might go in and change a key piece of information and I need each user on the site to be able to reload those session variables from scratch if there has been a change to the data.

Previously, I would have stored a timestamp in a global variable like ($staff_loaded), and then I can just check that against a session variable for the last time that variable was updated from the database and reload the data if necessary.

Could someone recommend a method for doing this in Lasso 9?

I started creating an sql table with a stamp for each type of data to be loaded, but that would mean doing several extra data lookups each time a page loaded.



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