OH MAN IS THAT SWEET!

I just got the "stored array of arrays" thing working and it's so damn fast! My god!

This is soo cool! Basically, I'm going to pre-create each of my accesslevel/category combinations and then store them on disk with Storable. Then on each invocation, I just need to retrieve the structure, do a little massaging, and VOILA! I've got my complex data structure, created with multiple DBI queries, off disk.

My preliminary testing shows that it's at least 50% faster, and this is just when I'm doing 1 DBI query(the whole reason I needed to do this was because I'm going to need to do more than 1 query) and storing the structure on disk, not in memory.

I'll still use DBI for selecting individual documents and lookups, but for the complicated, multi-query stuff I'm going Storable!

-Any sufficiently advanced technology is
indistinguishable from doubletalk.

In reply to Re: Re: mySQL hits or Storable retrieves? by Hero Zzyzzx
in thread mySQL hits or Storable retrieves? by Hero Zzyzzx

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