Hello Teus,
You are a NOOB! ;-)
You have not understood what he want.
Am 2010-03-24 06:55:56, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> Well, the multiple answers for a simple request per user as in your
> example, seem to be a lot of information to display all on one page, and
> present all that information to the user in one request. I would
> probably resolve it, IMHO, by using pagers. That is, only part of the
> information is shown to the user at one time, and the user can page
> through that information so as to get to other bits of information. If
> only part is shown, then the database query becomes so much faster
> (hopefully), and PHP still can do all of it in one thread.
He need threading because if you transform SAO Image (the NASA program)
into a WebApp, you have to multi-query a 28 TByte Database and if ou
make sequetial queries it take 24 hours to run and you get a server
timout. using multi-threading will give you the result in 1 minutes but
a serverload of 100% with an loadaverage of 50 should for him no problem
Hell, I run a bunch of small Sun Fire X4100M2 with 3 SAS drives of 76 GB
and it can handel a 10 GE Internet access plus a PostgreSQL cluster
behind it with more then 25000 requets per second...
I was never thinking off adding threading to PHP.
It realy sounds braindamaged
For such things here are optimized languages.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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