My "real" application has inserts and does other various forms of
processing in the loops which cannot be done from pure sql via join,
etc. The test program I attached was just the minimum required to see
the performance issue. I agree that PHP is probably a little slower
that perl in loops,
Kevin Wormington wrote:
I have ran into an interesting query performance problem that occurs
with both 4.3.7 and 5.0.1 against a MySQL 4.1 database. The test
program (attached below) works, but performance is extremely slw, a
perl version of the test program completes in less than 5 seconds
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