> Suppose a user can add a new row to a database in a PHP page with a form,
> and after submit, the next page he will see is a page displaying part of
> the same database, hopefully with his new row on top. Questions: A) will he
> always see the new data which he entered just a second before?
Yes.
> B) How much
> delay could there be. In other words, how multi-tasking is PHP; will it run
> the next script line, even when a previous line (a MySQL query) has not
> been completed yet? And will MySQL execute a next (non-update) query, when
> the precious one is not done yet? I think that last question has the
> beginnings of an answer in it... :-)
Nothing to do with multitasking. You invoke a program which is
executed line by line. php has to wait for mysql to get any
return code for further processing.
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