I was thinking about this a while ago accutually.. It does seem like you can
use ticks to get a multithreaded server, with multiple connections, but I
can't say for sure.. :p
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Take a look at the socket functions, with special attention to
socket_listen() and socket_accept(). AFAIK, this may be a bit beyond the
scope of PHP on windows. Even if you successfully call the program
from itself, you will not be able to pass the connection to the cloned
program. Your server ma
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23127 by: omer katz
I was wondering how to go about making a server in PHP that would accept
multiple connections..in windows, so I can't use forks. I'd need to call
the program from itself but I don't know how the listening works.
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One can also do cross queries between database instances in
the same MS SQL server (but I don't think this was the case
in this case?). Anyhow, if a result set has been fetched from
the same MS SQL server, then one alternatively can do like this:
SELECT ...
FROM .., ..
...
but of course one need
