> We sometimes experience slow ups because users who run queries via a > browser > are retrying or stopping the query (by hitting the reload or stop buttons > on the browser) > before the queries complete. > > This causes the creation multiple mysql processes each of which are > running queries that will > send their results out to the bit bucket. Also, these "unattached" > queries seem to run for much > longer than if they are still part of a http session. I tried turning off > persistent mysql connections > to no avail. I tried registering a shutdown function to call > mysql_close(), hoping this would stop the queries. > This also seemed to have no effect. > > Is there a way to cancel out these sql queries when the user hits stop or > reload from the browser > or to otherwise prevent the slowup that occurs when they do this? > I am not sure whether this is more of a php or mysql issue. > > We are using PHP and MYSQL on a Sun running Apache, but it works the same > way on my Linux box. > > PHP Version 4.0.6, Mysql Client API 3.23.24-beta, Mysql Version 3.23.40. Don't know of any way to change this with PHP. Once MySQL receives the query it starts executing it until done. ---John W. Holmes... PHP Architect - A monthly magazine for PHP Professionals. Get your copy today. http://www.phparch.com/ -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
