I would recommend installing Turck MMCache as well and you will see immediate benefit for almost all PHP applications (assuming you are running mod_php not as cgi), you should get a 2 to 10x performance increase in many cases. MMCache is open source and is available free of charge at http://www.turcksoft.com/en/e_mmc.htm for windows and unix/linux.

Jason

[cz]Emo wrote:

Thanx for your advice.
I put this question because I need to increase performacne of the server.
So I must use unset() wherever is possible :o)

Thanx
Emo

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Note that you don't technically need to worry about it but if you are
going to work with other languages it is a good habit to get into.
Also I have noticed a significant performance increase in scripts that
are coded more cleanly, if you don't need a variable anymore unset()
it.


Well yes, the kind of programming you plan on doing makes a large
different.  I wouldn't code an enterprise script the same way I do a
quick and dirty script to do something.  You need to look at what you
are doing and its purpose.  Sometimes you want to squeeze every iota of
performance out of your scripts.  Sometimes you just want to get it
done.  :-D

-Dan






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