On 3/24/06, Mr. Shawn H. Corey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brian McKee wrote:
> > au contraire - If he is using the Spreadsheet::WriteExcel I'm sure it
> > buries his server -
> > it hits mine hard with just one user.
> >
> > I don't have a solution, just a comment that it's a real problem.
> > I
One way would be to have the user's form create a text file on the
server and then have a background process do the report generation
sequentially. That might make certain users take a little longer, but
if your machine is bogged down it might make the whole process faster in
the end.
Another po
Brian McKee wrote:
au contraire - If he is using the Spreadsheet::WriteExcel I'm sure it
buries his server -
it hits mine hard with just one user.
I don't have a solution, just a comment that it's a real problem.
I don't suppose you could pre-generate some of the requests?
like during off-hours
On 3/24/06, Nilay Puri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My perl script connects to database and picks up data and generates an
> excel file.
>
> This script is triggered from front end. In multi user environment if 10
> users
> simultaneously starts using the perl script the performance goes down
Nilay Puri, Noida wrote:
Hi All,
My perl script connects to database and picks up data and generates an
excel file.
This script is triggered from front end. In multi user environment if 10
users simultaneously starts using the perl script the performance goes
down as 10 perl script are
