Inheritance diagram for EasyDBCache:
i dont use it very much, as i recommend memcache, but you could probably get pretty good performance out of a memory db. keep in mind this will probably put alot of load on your db server.
Definition at line 487 of file cache.inc.php.
Public Member Functions | |
__construct ($table="easy_cache", $life=null) | |
create our object. | |
get ($key) | |
set ($key, $data) | |
saves our data to the cache. | |
delete ($key) | |
deletes our cached data. | |
flush () | |
completely wipe the cache and start over | |
Protected Member Functions | |
createTable () | |
Private Attributes | |
$table |
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create our object. where and how long to store it.
Definition at line 497 of file cache.inc.php. |
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Definition at line 508 of file cache.inc.php. References dbQuery(). |
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deletes our cached data.
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 617 of file cache.inc.php. References dbExecute(). |
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completely wipe the cache and start over
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 627 of file cache.inc.php. References dbExecute(). |
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Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 524 of file cache.inc.php. References dbFetchAssoc(), dbQuery(), and get(). Referenced by get(). |
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saves our data to the cache.
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 593 of file cache.inc.php. References dbEscape(), dbExecute(), and set(). Referenced by set(). |
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Definition at line 489 of file cache.inc.php. |