Hi,
I'm using a set of (self-written) scripts to do some db-interactions (eg.
reading recordsets from a DB2 (AS/400), converting
them and inserting them in a MySQL-DB). These scripts where written on my
office-workstation where they run very well.
When i put them on our intranet-server the script
Dear list,
Hi there. I have a bit of a performance problem under IIS, and I can't
seem to figure it out.
I have two similar servers. Both are running php v4.3.1 (as a cgi) with
IIS on Win2k. Both have nearly identical php.ini files, and IIS
configurations (as far as I can tell).
However, t
On Thursday 17 May 2001 17:54, Richard Heyes wrote:
> Can anyone advise on a performance issue: which is gonna take longer,
> gzcompress()ing a html page (eg phpinfo output) and writing to disk or
> writing the uncompressed version to disk?
Why don't you benchmark it? That varies greatly from set
Can anyone advise on a performance issue: which is gonna take longer,
gzcompress()ing a html page (eg phpinfo output) and writing to disk or
writing the uncompressed version to disk?
Thanks!
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Richard Heyes
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