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It has handled how you code it to be handled. As for the session, if session_start is on the page the session file is created with the automatically generated session_id that php generates and is stored in the session directory.

 

As for MySQL, the time it takes to process a query it is very doubtful that multiple users on the page would matter, especially since it is very unlikely that they would both be working on the exact same data (manipulating it) at the same time.

 

But as stated, it is also how the code is coded and the scope of how many users.

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