Hi,
I am having an issue when i was using mod_perl .I am using apache 2 and mod_perl version 2.
I have changed my cgi script to mod_perl ,to enhance the perfomance and speed ,which was very slow when i am using cgi.In doing so, when multi user attempt to click the link ,i am getting all user data instead of getting my data only.Suppose there is an link called user profile ,when i click the userprofile link ,i should get my user profile.But I am getting all others user profile those who have hit the link.How to control my script in multiuser environment in mod_perl.Any change in code is necessary? or do i need to do any configuration?.please help me in this regard.
Thanks,
srins.

In reply to how to control my script in multiuser env using mod_perl. by srins

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