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Posted by Bagus on 07/05/06 11:07
Nice, but this means to modify all the scripts accessing database and I
that is a big challange since I have hundreds of scripts...
My idea was quite simple, just buffering the php output with a expire
time variable script by script...
lorento ha scritto:
> pdc@email.it wrote:
> > I need a simple buffering method to cache PHP script-files to reduce
> > the number of db queries.
>
> If you want to reduce the db queries cache the query result. You can
> see the php adodb cache method : http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
>
> The php adodb will save the query and query result into file...if the
> query match at cache...the result will be taken from the cache.
>
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> http://blog.deshot.com
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