Basically, if you do not , then you are going to have one table with a number of fields. Another interesting thing that you could do, although I havent written it into the code module, is to write some code that automatically uploads records.js to the web. Maybe Ill get around to doing this, although if you do let me know. Multiple databases could be useful if you intend to create multiple cookies. In old version of AO-JD if you tried to create a recordset that already existed you would get an error message.
All properties reset and records deleted.
The id is either the 'name' of recordset or ordinal position. Morale of the story being, if you find Netscape running slow try something else. I have analysed Netscapes performance in win2000 'Task Manager' and it eats memory and seems to hog the processor, so must be some kind of memory management problem. Although, this was my main reason for creating the cookie methods, it turns out that the cookie methods were excellent for doing things purely client side, such as sticky forms. You are limited to about 4k for all cookies created at a particular site, but this is allot of space to play with.