On 13 Apr 2014 at 01:42, Stuart Dallas <stuart@xxxxxxxx> wrote: >> I know that there is a note in the online doc for this function that says >> that under windows, extra time such as database calls is included. Would that >> include SQLite calls which wouldn't be included for the OS X version? > > * Under Windows it’s elapsed time spent executing the PHP script regardless > of what it’s doing, but under other platforms it’s elapsed time spent > executing PHP code only (so not including time spent executing other > processes, running database queries, etc). So yes, time spent executing sqlite > queries would only be included on Windows. If your queries are causing the > order of magnitude difference in execution time your problem has nothing to do > with PHP! Mmmm. Then I may need to disable it altogether for Windows. Inter alia, the scripts communicate with remote hosts, that may respond slowly, or have a lot to say. If all that time is going to be counted against the script ... Thanks. -- Cheers -- Tim
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