Well it looks like he tried using simple php and it worked great.

Does the db query for user listing clearly "SELECT * FROM users" or such a
thing stating it selects all fields ?


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On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Gareth McCumskey <[email protected]>wrote:

> Did you run it through the dev environment? If so, the dev environment
> adds an additional processing overhead to the application as it keeps
> track of a number of different variables and symfony states to allow
> for debugging purposes. Also, try running the query itself on your
> databases command line client to help determine if perhaps the
> database itself is just really slow.
>
> On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 8:58 PM, axel at <[email protected]> wrote:
> > hello list,
> >
> > symfony seems to be extrem slow - compared to "native" php
> > a request with the following code takes ~26 seconds (count($event-
> >>getUserList()) == 5000)
> >
> > <?php foreach ($event->getUserList() as $user):  ?>
> >       <tr>
> >          <td><?php echo $user->getFirstname(). " ". $user->getLastname
> > (); ?></td>
> >        </tr>
> >  <?php endforeach; ?>
> >
> > type    calls   time (ms)       time (%)
> > Configuration   13      1932.20 7
> > Factories       1       361.77  1
> > Database (Doctrine)     8       0.06    0
> > Action "event/listAction"       1       19.53   0
> > View "Success" for "event/listAction"   1       25653.20        93
> > Partial "event/_assets" 1       1.41    0
> > Partial "event/_flashes"        1       5.31    0
> > Component "address/menuItems"   1       68.60   0
> > Partial "address/_menuItems"    1       3.23    0
> > Component "address/loginState"  1       0.06    0
> > Partial "address/_loginState"   1       2.06    0
> >
> > the doctrine database query is ok
> > I don't think that the templating is the problem, (I tried to do the
> > output with echo $user->... from within the action what took as long
> > as if I used the template engine. for me it seems to be a doctrine
> > problem (foreach...?)
> >
> > is there a way to improove this poor results?
> >
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