Luis Gustavo Faccioni Barcellos wrote:
We notice that while the php is
running, anything happens and suddenly(after ~70 seconds) the page
arises.
Do you have gzcompression enabled in apache or php? If so, disable it,
it is useless for localhost requests.
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Gustavo,
1) Read the manual - though I can understand how you might have missed
this:
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.microtime.php
Basically, there's a function based on microtime that does
benchmarking. This is vital to timing your script. Use it extensively.
If you're not sure where t
> 200mhz with 64-80mb ram, and in these machines the system is very
> slow.
Sorry dude you just answered your question.
Also aparantly ODBC is slow.
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Hi all.
I am developing a system using php 4.3.2 + apache 1.3.29. The db is a mssql
msde (were going to mysql, but not yet due to some internal reasons). All
things are running in a local, standalone station, because we had to use the
app on line and off line states. The off-line one should h
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