24.06.2013, 18:58
Sorry for bumping an old thread, but this question is mostly for ******, since i believe he has tested the speed difference.
Is MySQL actually faster than y_ini? For me that doesn't make any sense at all.
First of all, y_ini opens a LOCAL file, writes into it and saves it.
If i have understood anything about MySQL, it sends a packet to the mySQL server, the server processes the query and saves the information. Since you have to send the packet to mySQL, it would make sense that that would add more latency.
Is MySQL actually faster than y_ini? For me that doesn't make any sense at all.
First of all, y_ini opens a LOCAL file, writes into it and saves it.
If i have understood anything about MySQL, it sends a packet to the mySQL server, the server processes the query and saves the information. Since you have to send the packet to mySQL, it would make sense that that would add more latency.