Re: [PHP4BETA] Very interesting question....
| From: | Rasmus Lerdorf | Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2000 05:41:27 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] Very interesting question.... | ||
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> For example, if I have a very heavy query called
> from a php script, one that could take arround 50
> seconds in getting executed. If for some reason
> the user hits the stop button before the 50
> seconds have passed the query will finish but when
> it sees that there's no client nothing will
> happen. That is a very big loss of speed and
> performance. Is there a way that when the user
> hits the stop button it inmediatelly terminates
> the query without waiting to thew query to finish?
>
> That's possible with ASP and the question is that
> is possible with php.
It is only possible in ASP if the database you are talking to from ASP
supports this. I don't think any of the UNIX databases stop a query when
they lose their socket to the client, but I could be wrong.
-Rasmus