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Limit By x reduce server load ?
If I were to write a query that asks for a certain variable for all members and list them
Would it reduce the server load if I were to show them as vb does as pages, say 30 at a time. I know it would speed up page loads as it wouldn't have to load everything I can guess that this would be true for a simple query as in PHP Code:
however what if the query is a little more complex. PHP Code:
Is this therefore a lot more intensive ? Or is there only a small increase ? Just following on from this, how do I code the page system, if I limit the results by 30 for a page, how do I do the code for page 2, where I want the results from 30 - 60 etc ? Hope I've made sense here :D |
Pagination is always better than querying the whole database :)
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any idea on the code m8 to split it into seperate pages.
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