On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:25:57 +0200, Russell Smith
wrote:
Kai Behncke wrote:
But I would like to get it in a php-script, like
$timerequest_result=pg_result($timerequest,0);
(well, that does not work).
I wonder: Is there another way to get the time a request needs?
How do you handle this?
Kai Behncke wrote:
>
> But I would like to get it in a php-script, like
>
> $timerequest_result=pg_result($timerequest,0);
>
> (well, that does not work).
>
> I wonder: Is there another way to get the time a request needs?
> How do you handle this?
>
$time = microtime()
$result = pg_result($quer
Dear users,
I try to optimize the time of my Postgresql-requests, but for that, the first
step,
I of course need to get that time.
I know that with:
EXPLAIN ANALYSE SELECT bundesland from
bundesland WHERE ST_Contains(the_geom, $punktgeometrie_start) AND
ST_Contains(the_geom, $punktgeometrie_e
