Need help on storing persistance records in J2EE JSP application

Hi,
I want to store a hashtable of info with about five attributes (id, name, username, date) in a persistent state in JSP order to not always call the database. I am either going to use session or request objects.
My question is if it's a good idea to store the hashtable with 2000 records just to avoid the database connection or should I just stick with using database connection using connection pooling? Thanks.
Mkie

Well it seems to be having a heavy session if you keep 2000 records Hashtable I think, I would have gone with a serialized to a file or database so that to handle more no. of sessions as well as persistant information. Anyway if you put the data in session object if server crashes you loose data of every active session :(
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