Re: QFC - Project getting really slow ...

Daniel Kopp wrote: >Hi! > >Alexey Borzov wrote: > >> Try bytecode cache? > >hmmm - to be honest: I don't know what this means? I hope it does not >mean caching the output because this would not help anything. The >system is a intranet program and the queries will almost never be the >same. Besides I am doing changes to the database at almost every call. > >Can you give me some pointers where I can find out more? Hi Daniel, What is your application doing (just being curious because 40+ forms is a lot) ? QF and QFC might be the bottleneck because we store the previously submitted data into sessions. But there might be a lot of other reasons to the slowdown. Other things to check are: - How are your data checked (DB queries, indexes, db access...) - Access to the application (network might not be optimized...) - Requires and Includes in php There are a lot of possible optimizations. I recommend having a look at Ilia Alshanetsky's slides : <http://ilia.ws/talks.php> The one in Amsterdam was interesting. And the cache system he recommends : <http://sourceforge.net/projects/turck-mmcache> If you test MMCache, I would be very interested to see the results you get :) Bertrand Mansion Mamasam