On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 14:47, Rory Browne wrote:
> (int) seems to be faster, but not by an awful lot. Personally however
> if its a case of typing five characters (int) and saving a little exec
> time, or typing 8 and losing a little, then I'd perfer to go with the
> five an save the exec time.
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(int) seems to be faster, but not by an awful lot. Personally however
if its a case of typing five characters (int) and saving a little exec
time, or typing 8 and losing a little, then I'd perfer to go with the
five an save the exec time.
I think I remember hearing about some other consequence wit
On checking form fields that they are of type int, what is best to use:
intval() or type casting (int)?
In terms of speed, would (int) not be better, because we save a function
call (especially on very large sql statements)?
Time it.
On an 800mhz box doing absolutely nothing else (it's just sit
Hi,
On checking form fields that they are of type int, what is best to use:
intval() or type casting (int)?
In terms of speed, would (int) not be better, because we save a function
call (especially on very large sql statements)?
Thanks.
Thomasx`
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