I have script that takes a very long time to run - hours, sometimes even
days (even on a P2-2.8Ghz machine. After loading some data from a database
at the beginning (less than a second), the script does no i/o until results
are output at the end of script. I'd like to know how the script is
Frank Bax wrote:
I have script that takes a very long time to run - hours, sometimes even
days (even on a P2-2.8Ghz machine. After loading some data from a
database at the beginning (less than a second), the script does no i/o
until results are output at the end of script. I'd like to know
On 11/8/05, Frank Bax [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have script that takes a very long time to run - hours, sometimes even
days (even on a P2-2.8Ghz machine. After loading some data from a database
at the beginning (less than a second), the script does no i/o until results
are output at the end
Frank Bax wrote:
I realise that my subject line might suggest use of cron, but this is
not workable unless there is some way for two scripts to communicate
with each other. If this could work, the processing script would
probably still need a thread to do communication with timer script
-Original Message-
From: Shawn Corey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 10:59 AM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: Re: processing at preset times
Frank Bax wrote:
I realise that my subject line might suggest use of cron, but this
is
not workable unless
Frank Bax wrote:
I have script that takes a very long time to run - hours, sometimes even
days (even on a P2-2.8Ghz machine. After loading some data from a
database at the beginning (less than a second), the script does no i/o
until results are output at the end of script. I'd like to know
