Good morning everyone!
Hope you all have your coffee in hand when reading this :)
In case it makes a difference, It will be written in PHP 5.2.6 and
using mysql 5.0.51a-community with apache 2.2.9.
I am in the planning stages of a project that will turn into a
customer relation management
Chris wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Using php 5.2.6 + oci driver 1.3.4 from pecl
>
> Has anyone had any issues with the oci8 driver performance?
>
> I'm doing some profiling using xdebug and all of the time seems to be
> spent in oci_execute and oci_fetch_array. This shows up when I use
> jmeter to hit t
First I have to give the caveat... there will be different thoughts on the
best way to handle this. Some will be "more right" than others. I'm not
going to pretend I'm the DB expert, but I've seen quite a few different
schema styles in my day. I've seen ones that made sense to me and others
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 7:59 AM, Jason Pruim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I would suggest breaking the client and contacts into two tables. It
Jason Pruim wrote:
So my question is... When is it best to use more tables? All the info
will be related to each other, so I think I would be looking at either a
many-to-many relationship, or a many-to-one relationship (still figuring
that out).
One thing that I've realised make sense is to h
UBUNTU Server v8.04
On a web page:
CODE:
require_once 'frames_includes/navigationDB.inc';
$navigation_connection = mysql_connect($navigation_hostName,
$navigation_userName,
$navigation_passWord)
or
die("Failed to conne
On 20 Oct 2008, at 13:03, Stan wrote:
UBUNTU Server v8.04
On a web page:
CODE:
require_once 'frames_includes/navigationDB.inc';
$navigation_connection = mysql_connect($navigation_hostName,
$navigation_userName,
$navigati
