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| From: | Rasmus Lerdorf | Date: | July 10 1999 7:48am |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP3] simultaneous connections to mySQL | ||
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> Hi, thanks for the response... its just that if I wanted to do this within > one script, is there any way to process one command before the previous one > has executed. I know it is possible to hold open connections > simultaneously, but since PHP is interpreted, is it is possible to do > 'background processes' like a fork() command in C? Can't be done. You only have a single thread when parsing a PHP script. -Rasmus
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| • simultaneous connections to mySQL | Adam Powell | 10 Jul |
| • Re: [PHP3] simultaneous connections to mySQL | Rasmus Lerdorf | 10 Jul |
| • Re: [PHP3] simultaneous connections to mySQL | Adam Powell | 10 Jul |
| • Re: [PHP3] simultaneous connections to mySQL | Rasmus Lerdorf | 10 Jul |
| • Re: simultaneous connections to mySQL | Junster | 11 Jul |
