Posted by ~=_Slawek_=~ on 02/17/06 17:31

I have problem with SQL update. Sometimes it can take 2-10 seconds. I need
to make this update every time page is opened - ASYNCHRONOUSLY.

I have read forums, php.net etc about running php code 'in background' after
all data generated is received by user browser. However i cant simply use
it. Nothing works for me, im on a paid server.

I have checked the headers and all content my PHP outputs is zipped and send
compressed by apache (content-length header filled automatically). Is there
any way of running SQL query asynchronously to PHP script (so send query to
SQL, query is placed in some buffer and function returns immediatelly?)

TIA for help.

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