Program 1:
for($i=0;$<100;$){
Connect to the database;
Execute select in advance by a value;
Disconnect from the database;
Connect to the database;
Execute updata once to store data;
Disconnect from the database;
}
The program execution takes about 1.5-2 seconds
Program 2:
Connect to the database;
for($i=0;$i<100;$ i){
Execute select once;
Execute update once;
}
Disconnect the database connection;
Execution time-consuming 0.05-0.09 seconds
The key is that my storage database program is an interface document. The program will be executed only when someone else submits a post. Thousands of users will submit posts every second. How can I create a pdo? How about permanently connecting to improve storage efficiency? The program ends after returning the result to the post submitter, and the session or pdo connection is automatically closed.