--- In php-list@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Israel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi > > I meant that > > http://yoursite.com/login-track.php > changed into > http://yoursite.com/login-track-new.php > then you will get less traffic > > otherwise incremental performance doesn't affect traffic > > > Yes, but won't traffic affect performance? > > > -D. Israel > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.customcodebydan.com > AIM: JudoDanIzz
a problem that is commonly and tragically overlooked, but not what the problem is in this case. traffic trends change in different parts of the day. I think what the poster meant was it's a lower traffic part of the day, but they might have the same performance problem again tomorrow. I had a similar problem the other day. when I got up to around 60,000 guest account records in the database, the load became too much for the server to handle, and at one point, even took the server down. one thought you might want to try, change the one update query to low priority. might help slightly. pretty much, the bottom line is either write more efficient code and maybe take out features, or get more powerful hardware.
