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Do Not Store Local Data Constructs in Global Locations
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| bet | 15/49 | | Sana | 29.03.2021 | | Hajmi | 197,5 Kb. | | #13691 |
In addition to separating global and local information in the registry, global and local file-based data constructs should also be maintained separately. For example, user preference files should not be stored in the system directory (for example, Winnt) or program directory (for example, Program Files) structures. Instead, preference files or other user-specific local data constructs should be stored in the user's home directory or a user-specified directory.
This consideration also applies to temporary files used to store interim information (such as cached data) or to pass data on to another application. User-specific temporary files must also be stored on a per-user basis.
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