2011/2/18 Tomas Cohen Arazi <tomascohen@gmail.com>:
2011/2/18 Thommy M. Malmström <thommy.m.malmstrom@gmail.com>:
2011/2/18 Tomas Cohen Arazi <tomascohen@gmail.com>:
2011/2/18 Thommy M. Malmström <thommy.m.malmstrom@gmail.com>:
What I find is that a checkout takes 35 seconds for a single item and my question is what part of the spec is most important for better performance?
With checkout I mean the time from I hit the button "Check Out" to the right of where I entered the bar code until the web page is updated.
Less than a second here. We have extra latency because we use an external (networked) MySQL server. I think your notebook may be using swap (then trashing) and it is probable that your MySQL is not tuned enough to have all the tables of your database in the RAM (innodb pool stuff).
Well, as it is just a test there is only 6 items in it so I think it should fit in 2 GB. If I access the DB through phpMyAdmin and change say a character in a title in the biblio table, it takes less than 1 second. So the MySQL is fast from what I can tell. It actually says "Query took 0.0001 sec". So, looks to me as if it the perl scripts, but how to tell and what to do? /Thommy M.