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March 14th, 2003, 11:40 PM
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PhP or Perl DB Faster?
Using Command line for both PHP and PERL which would be my better bet for making an application that has to do statistics with HEAVY database querying? Which will run queyies faster on a MySQL database?
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March 15th, 2003, 07:30 PM
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First of all, if you're going to be making an intensive programming job of this, I wouldn't use MySQL to do it.
Secondly, that goes QUADRUPLE if the application needs to be highly scalable. MySQL has it's place, just not in that sort of application (hint hint: PgSQL). Finally, PHP's strength lies nowhere near the command line, but Perl is right at home in the shell environment. I don't know offhand which would be faster, but seeing as how benchmarks are only somewhat meaningful when you run your own, specifically designed to test your current situation, using your own hardware and configuration, I'd say you'll have to run some benchmarks and find out which works best for your situation. My .02 anyway.
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