Maggie Nelson

php|works 2007: files for “How to Optimize a Database Query”

by maggie on Sep.14, 2007, under entry

Here are the files I used in the presentation I gave today at php|works 2007. The title of the presentation was:
How to Optimize a Database Query
The zipped files include .txt and .sql files. The .txt files have some notes and links for further reading. The .sql files can be run on any Oracle installation. You should read them 1.ext thru 64.ext (where .ext is either .txt or .sql).
download (.tar.gz, 12KB)
download (.zip, 24KB)

1 comment for this entry:
  1. Clark Everetts
    September 18th, 2007 on 5:48 pm

    Hi Maggie. Met lots of new faces at php|works, including yours. You impressed a lot of people, and rightly so. Thanks for your slides, and see you next time!

Looking for something?

Use the form below to search the site:

Still not finding what you're looking for? Drop a comment on a post or contact us so we can take care of it!

Tags

RSS Planet PHP

  • An intriguing use of lambda functions
    I’ve been working hard on Goodsie.com lately trying to bring it to launch. It’s been great being in on a new PHP project from (near) the beginning, as it frees up a number of things. One of those, is the fact that I can be using PHP 5.3 and all the new features that come with PHP 5.3. While I’ve used my fair share of the short-cut ternary already (?:), the […]
    Eli White
  • Accelerando
    This is a very unusual blog post for the open source area of my website, since it contains a recommendation for a science fiction book. The reason I've put it here instead of the private section is on the one hand, that it will definitely reach more geek - and therefor probably scifi interested - people here. On the other hand, the book I'm writing […]
    Tobias Schlitt
  • First year of Qaiku, and a travel writing challenge
    Qaiku, the conversational microblogging service that launched a year ago had a refresh that launched today. While it hasn't yet convinced the twittering masses, it has already proven itself as a lot more thoughtful platform for the Finnish online community, and as a valuable workstreaming tool. The new version looks quite nice and fresh. Notice the priv […]
    Henri Bergius
  • Getting started with the Midgard content repository
    I'm doing a talk today in the Bossa Conference about using Midgard as a content repository for mobile applications. As part of my presentation I wrote some simple example code for using the Midgard APIs in Python, and thought they would be good to share to those not attending the event as well. The idea of a content repository is that instead of coming […]
    Henri Bergius
  • Neural Networks in PHP
    Neural Networks in PHP By Louis Stowasser Neural networks allow emulating the behavior of a brain in software applications. Neural Networks have always had a too steep learning curve to venture towards, especially in a Web environment. Neural Mesh is an open source, pure PHP code based Neural Network manager and framework that makes it easier to work with […]
    PHP Classes

Meta