Pierre Etchemaite wrote:
Le Fri, 19 Dec 2003 10:38:40 -0800, Wim Kerkhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit
:
You can't do this with MySQL, since it won't let you set a default value
to a function, only a constant (null, 1, 'foo', etc).
For MySQL, it seems that the way to go are TIMESTAMP field
Le Fri, 19 Dec 2003 10:38:40 -0800, Wim Kerkhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit
:
> You can't do this with MySQL, since it won't let you set a default value
> to a function, only a constant (null, 1, 'foo', etc).
For MySQL, it seems that the way to go are TIMESTAMP fields:
http://www.mysql.com/doc
Hi,
Thanks for all the answers.
The script was just a silly example to demonstrate how I use Embperl. (one block
for perl code and just dump the output at the bottom) I did not test it.
But the tip about the regexp is great and I am gonna try that benchmark stuff.
Anyway I now know I did not forg
Hans de Groot wrote:
Than an other question
I installed embperl a while ago, with storable and apache session and made the
session database.
What is the properway to cleanup the session database? Right now I just delete
the content of the session table but this also deletes the sessions of the
cur
At 1:44 PM +0100 12/19/03, Hans de Groot wrote:
>if I make a silly script like this:
Just so you know, that while is *real* inefficient. What you really want is something
like:
s/foo.jpg/++$counter . ".jpg"/ge
See the below results. I did them in 1 iteration and 10 separately because t
Hi,
>
> I am using 1.3.6. and apache 1.3.27
>
> Wel it keeps getting bigger with one page. When I reload it or click
> through it it keeps growing.
>
Then there must be something inside the page, that grows.
> To ask a beginners question:
>
> if I make a silly script like this:
> --
> [*
> op
Hi,
I am using 1.3.6. and apache 1.3.27
Wel it keeps getting bigger with one page. When I reload it or click through it
it keeps growing.
To ask a beginners question:
if I make a silly script like this:
--
[*
open F,")
{
$data.=$_;
}
close();
$counter=0;
while ($data =~ s/image.
>
> I do have one problem. My apache processes take a lot of memory.
> Every request of a page it grows in size.
mod_perl httpd takes a lot of memory, that can't be changed. Every new
request will eat up more memory, because Perl code is compiled. If you
request only one page more than once memory
Hans de Groot wrote:
I usally create pages that look like this:
[*
some perl here
store all output in $ouput
use http_headers_out followed with and exit() if I need to redirect.
*]
[+$output+]
Unless you need the "local" scope of the [* *] blocks, you might try the
[- -] instead and see if th
Hello,
I use Embperl for a few years now and I am sure I am not using it in the most
efficient way.
I only use the %udat,%fdat features.
I usally create pages that look like this:
[*
some perl here
store all output in $ouput
use http_headers_out followed with and exit() if I need to redirect.
*]
Gerald Richter wrote:
> > So the only question then is, Am I using a lot more memory in this
> > situation too?
>
> No, as long as you include them only in _one_ document (base.html), you will
> not use more memory
>
> Hope this is more clear now
Yes! Thanks so much. Have a good Christmas!
I w
>
> This thing about using more memory doesn't make sense to me. As I see
> it, if I include files in the same package as base.html, then they all
> share base.html's package. And after the first compilation, these pages
> are cached. So, in what way do they use more memory than otherwise?
If you
Gerald, this question has been bugging me for a few days. In one of your
previous emails you said the following:
> > I use __PACKAGE__ because I have global variables which are set up in
> > various different files (such as init.html and constants.html) which are
> > executed before '*', and it i
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