Robert Palmer wrote:
I'm not I was clear in my question. A query returns 1,000 rows from the
table. I want to store the entire result of that query in order to be
able to create separate pages to return the results rather than all on
one page "e.g. Page 1 2 3 4 ... ". Not sure if it's important but I'm
using persistent connections.
test out your server.
create a test script to load the results into an array.
keep track of memory usage. then calculate that to how much traffic
that script will be seeing.
so taking that into consideration, if you run separate boxes for your
web server/php and db, you can balance out: lots of hits on memory on
the web server or lots of disc access on the db server if you decide to
go with the "re-call the db server" paging methods...
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