Making a wild guess here - most RDBMS won't like it if you make thousands
of queries per second across 500 tables every second. Can this be done -
yes but most setup's aren't tuned to be able to handle such a scenario.
If I was doing something like this I can imagine quite a few places which
would
Didn’t see the earlier response – John if you are seeing 25% cpu utilization
that indicates that something is wrong with architecture of the solution rather
than the language.
It would suggest that you have bottlenecks elsewhere – network, memory,
database, disk. We have seen that the sweet spo
> (I forgot to say in my previous post that over 50% of the time used by my
> script is spent on the _one_ query out of 120 that writes a smallish session
> hash to disk)
The first rule of session hashes is don't use session hashes, but the 2nd rule
of session hashes is don't write them to disk
On Mon, 21 Dec 2020 12:15:45 +
James Smith wrote:
Hi James,
>
> The first rule of session hashes is don't use session hashes,
I thought this was a standard way of storing user information? I've copied an
example at the bottom (this application calculates quotes for a sailmaker)
I'm not
What I'm trying to say - yes use session IDs if you need to - but don't if you
don't I see lots of PHP sites which create sessions for every visitor - and
this tends to create a mass of 1 page sessions that never ever get used. So you
should only create them on the first instance that you need t
Hello
I am developing a simple mp2 application.
I looked for the installation for mp2 utils, and found this two:
libapache2-mod-perl2
libapache2-mod-apreq2
what're their relations? Should I install both, or only the first one?
Thanks.
