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tangoforce · 01-17-2013, 05:38 PM

Thats still a long time for a mysql connection though.. that must be one busy server!

Actually thinking about it, have you optimised your sql calls so limit them to as few as possible? - if you're running several hundred per script then you can grind a SQL server right down. I'm not saying thats what you're doing but just putting forward an idea just in case.

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