RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

2001-09-17 Thread Matthew Loff
mi Kawakami' Cc: 'php forum' Subject: RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic ODBC isn's slow, but some ODBC drivers are. Comparison test if you have performance issues. ODBC can be faster than native. Best regards, Andrew Hill Director of Technology Evangelism OpenLink

RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

2001-09-17 Thread Andrew Hill
Providers > -Original Message- > From: Matthew Loff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 12:01 AM > To: 'Michael Kimsal'; 'Masami Kawakami' > Cc: 'php forum' > Subject: RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

2001-09-16 Thread Lawrence . Sheed
It may not be a performance thing based on software in use, it could be coding problems with the current software. If you are having problems with 40 - 50 users, you may want to look at where things are locking up. Table locking because of badly designed update queries can freeze a good system b

RE: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

2001-09-16 Thread Matthew Loff
g MySQL native libs to connect to the database are fastest... But I have been wrong in the past... -Original Message- From: Michael Kimsal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 11:54 PM To: Masami Kawakami Cc: php forum Subject: Re: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visua

Re: [PHP] Performance: PHP vs. Visual Basic

2001-09-16 Thread Michael Kimsal
Much as I don't like to defend MS, I'll take a stab here. By 40-50 people in an office, I presume you're talking about an intranet of some type - 40-50 aren't constantly hitting it (meaning 40-50 requests per second all the time), but 40-50 are using it throughout the day for various tasks. You