Another question...
Why is it that you feel you need to optimize this? There really isnt any
need as far as I can see. The overhead is really small, and will probably
go up and down by itself since you have people adding and deleting from
the table all the time.
If we were talking many MB I could
You could do this:
Build a sql statement, then connect to each of the servers and save the
results in a variable,
$result_1
$result_2
Then do:
$result_all = array_merge($result_1,$result_2,...)
The result sets have to have identical layouts, though.
Gary Every
Sr. UNIX Administrator
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Thanks, I'll try that.
Seth
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You could do this:
Build a sql statement, then connect to each of the servers and save the
results in a variable,
$result_1
$result_2
Then do:
$result_all = array_merge($result_1,$result_2,...
I would imagine the best way would be a system that triggers a
script on the different serveres. This script creates a datafile
which you import with fopen and then you create the database
set you need to generate nice stats from.
Else you would need the different servers to accept incoming
connec
Hi. I developed a forum using php5 and mysql. Right now I'm hosting it on
my computer, for version for myself and another for a school I volunteer
at. I would like to move the forums to the school's server. Apperently
they don't have MySQL, they have PostgreSQL. I was just wondering, how
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