Re: Size of Result Returned From MySQL

Assuming your php output is buffered (99.999% of apache servers), just getting the size of the output buffer would do: http://php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php In case response is also compressed (gzipped, deflated, etc...), or just for simplicity, you can just grab the contents

RE: Size of Result Returned From MySQL

You didn’t mention what format the data coming out of the PHP app is, but you can probably use strlen(serialize(yourstructure)) to get the size from PHP. From: bilbosax Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2017 7:19 PM To:

ContentCache

In my AIR app, I am having to download a lot of images to display, especially in lists. I need a good tutorial on how to cache these images using ContentCache, but am having trouble finding any solid examples on the net. Does anyone know of a good place to find out how to effectively use

Size of Result Returned From MySQL

I am writing an AIR app for mobile devices for real estate. It uses web services to get data from MySQL using PHP and returns it to my app. My MySQL database will be hosted on Amazon Web Services, and my concern is cost. I will have thousands of users pinging my database every day, and the