ovember 06, 2001 8:49 PM
To: Edward Moon
Cc: Erick Nelson; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Perl-unix-users] Multiple Invocation Casusing Slow downs
> You don't provide much detail on what the script does and how your
> environment is configured. So, I've had to make some assu
> You don't provide much detail on what the script does and how your
> environment is configured. So, I've had to make some assumptions for the
> following suggestions:
>
> 1) Cache data: If the script runs without requiring data from the end
> user, can you cache the results in a file? You then r
You don't provide much detail on what the script does and how your
environment is configured. So, I've had to make some assumptions for the
following suggestions:
1) Cache data: If the script runs without requiring data from the end
user, can you cache the results in a file? You then read from th
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knew how to attack this? If say this script when i
run it via the web as the only one running it - it then executes and
displays the required information in 10 seconds. Now if 20 people or even
say 10 invoke this perl program via the web at the same time or with
