The site is a price comparison engine for books, movies, music, and video games (http://getcheapbooks.com/ ). The site receives about 200k visitors (2M hits) per month. The code split is probably 80% ASP, 20% SQL. For each new (not cached) price comparison, we do insert the price data into the database, so the database access is really a combination of inserts and selects.
I am actually not that concerned about converting the SQL code, but I am really just concerned about performance.
Thanks for the comments.
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The site is a price comparison engine for books, movies, music, and video games (http://getcheapbooks.com/ ). The site receives about 200k visitors (2M hits) per month. The code split is probably 80% ASP, 20% SQL. For each new (not cached) price comparison, we do insert the price data into the database, so the database access is really a combination of inserts and selects.
I am actually not that concerned about converting the SQL code, but I am really just concerned about performance. Thanks for the comments.