eems
like a good way to trade some memory for a boost in speed.
I'm still very much on the learning curve with mod_perl and wanted to
see if anyone out there was already doing this, and if so, any
suggestions / comments / advise they might have.
Thank you all in advance,
RJ Herrick
d_perl. My
thought was to put it into it's own namespace and have it available
globally, loaded from one of my modules at startup.
Does anyone else understand what I'm trying to say? I apologize if I'm
not expressing myself in the right vernacular.
Thanks,
RJ Herrick
On Feb 4, 2006
ed advice would probably
also be appreciated. Thanks!
RJ Herrick
--
"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds" -Ralph Waldo Emerson
s list to turn to!
RJ
Perrin Harkins wrote:
RJ Herrick wrote:
Am I correct in thinking that I need to clean up attributes like
{mysql_insertid}if I want to ensure that they are specific to my
current call?
You do want to clear some things, like locks or AutoCommit settings,
at the end
ds up usually are missing some point, and once
clonked over the head by a more sr member quickly duck back out of sight.
I think that makes me the newest newbie so far... so do I get a beanie
or something?
RJ Herrick
Clinton Gormley wrote:
It seems to me that a lot of people new to mod_per