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03-15-2010, 03:56 PM
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if you're serious about mysql, do not inadvertently add a tab in your queries
One of the harder debugs, but for all you coder folk out there, did you know that adding a \t (tab) in your mysql queries in PHP will slow shit riiiiiiiiight down in complex queries?
I didn't, now I do  that's a typo problem I'll never make again!! What I don't get is on the command line, mysql doesn't allow tabs (not even copy/paste), yet PHP will do something with tabs that allows the command to execute, albeit at much reduced efficiency. A lesson learnt that was the difference between constant load 80 and load 8. Rack that into the gfy education sub-series 
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