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in thread How to Limit MySql Execution Time?

First of all, I've a feeling that the method you propose does not work.

It will work; it is fairly standard, well known, approach to the problem, straight out of the manual.

Secondly, you've shown me a script nobody understands

It is very simple script understood by many. It is mentioned in many manuals, perlfunc in open section, in perlipc, and many books, tutorials and internet postings.

you seem to evade my question when I ask you about it.

So sorry, but you did not ask BrowserUk a question, you asked for a favor; a work request -- the kind of favor done in exchange for cash.

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Re^10: How to Limit MySql Execution Time?
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 22, 2010 at 13:49 UTC
    So sorry, but you did not ask BrowserUk a question, you asked for a favor; a work request -- the kind of favor done in exchange for cash.

    Haha...I was being nice and polite in my posting. So if I ask a question: "Show me how your script works", you would do it???

    Give me a break!
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      Haha...I was being nice and polite in my posting.

      So was I and so was he.

      So if I ask a question: "Show me how your script works", you would do it???

      No, but I might explain how it works depending on the situation; BrowserUks program is so short and straight from the manual, explanation is wasted typing.

      Give me a break!

      Sorry I can't, I don't control your time or your bones :)

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        Haha...I was being nice and polite in my posting. So if I ask a question: "Show me how your script works", you would do it???

        Give me a break!

        You have totally missed above message by a mile! The whole point of above message is that: "You wouldn't and you couldn't because your script is not workable, that's why you evade the question".
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