dovars()

[filburt1]

Does calling dovars() repeatedly generate queries for each call, or only a query for the first one?

[Logician]

I guess only a query for the first call

[filburt1]

Good :)

[Xenon]

you could have seen that yourself:
global $DB_site,$replacementsetid,$gzipoutput,$gziplevel, $newpmmsg,$microstats;
static $vars;

if (connection_status()) {
exit;
}

if (!isset($vars)) {
$vars=$DB_site->query("SELECT findword,replaceword FROM replacement WHERE replacementsetid IN(-1,'$replacementsetid') ORDER BY replacementsetid DESC,replacementid DESC");
} else {
$DB_site->data_seek(0,$vars);
}


$vars is declared static :)

[filburt1]

I know but I'm never sure on how vB's cache systems work :)

[Xenon]

*ggg*
confusion is always good, that's the fun we have on working with vb ;)

[Logician]

Originally posted by Xenon
you could have seen that yourself:
hehe actually the question lies whether "$DB_site->data_seek(0,$vars);" part generates a query.. Its roots goes into deep inside db_mysql.php :)

confusion is always good, that's the fun we have on working with vb
How correct!

[Mystis]

Originally posted by Xenon
*ggg*
confusion is always good, that's the fun we have on working with vb ;)

There's so much truth in that statement that my head hurts.

[Xenon]

i think you are right friend logician, but from a logical point of view, why should the use a static var, if it would always produce a query ;)

@Mystis: thanx ;)

[Logician]

Originally posted by Xenon
i think you are right friend logician, but from a logical point of view, why should the use a static var, if it would always produce a query ;)

you have a point pal :glasses:

[Dean C]

Ahhh the curse of the two ultimate vb hackers :p