[FX.php List] FMP PHP or FX.php...??
Gjermund Gusland Thorsen
ggt667 at gmail.com
Tue Feb 5 04:20:43 MST 2008
That is the same difference in speed as for IWP vs FileMaker XML and
Lasso vs FileMaker XML
FX.php practically has no overhead to the extent possible, by physical
laws and current infrastructure.
For a single query that does not matter, but when it comes to 200'000+
queries pr day
ggt
2008/2/5, Leo R. Lundgren <leo at finalresort.org>:
> Uhm, yes? That's what i meant.
>
> 5 feb 2008 kl. 11.51 skrev Gjermund Gusland Thorsen:
>
> >> Apparently, and I don't doubt it, FX.php is a bit faster for
> >> obvious reasons,
> >
> > As proven here:
> >
> >>>>> * F.A.P.: 14.6196269989
> >>>>> * FX.php: 1.72123408318
> >>>>> * F.A.P.: 14.7427921295
> >>>>> * FX.php: 1.68022203445
> >>>>> * F.A.P.: 15.8884699345
> >>>>> * FX.php: 2.96020698547
> >>>>> * F.A.P.: 14.6040740013
> >>>>> * FX.php: 1.64016890526
> >>>>> * F.A.P.: 15.450097084
> >>>>> * FX.php: 1.72534799576
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Average F.A.P. Time: 15.0610120296
> >>>>> Average FX.php Time: 1.94543600082
> >
> > By a factor of 7.74 times
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