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Posted by Snef on 07/26/06 22:35
sometimes MySQL isn't the problem, but the rendering of the php/html on screen
is a problem (==time consumer).
See the difference when using "ob_start();" at the beginning of the php script.
worked for me.
Richard Hulbert wrote:
> Hi
>
> Using LIMIT on large tables slows Queries down to a crawl when using
> like comparisons (I understand that there is a fix in the beta release)
> but what I am wondering is whether you all think that there is a problem
> in returning a record set of say 10,000 rows and using a foreach loop to
> display just a few of them) ie doing the limiting within the PHP realm?
>
> Richard
>
> Ps I am offline for a few days so if I dont reply to the thread it is
> not out o rudeness ;-)
>
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