A simple way to take steps to execute a PHP run time-out

!--? php $stid = isset ($_get[' STI d '])? $_get[' Stid ']:0; $endid = $stid +; $maxid = 10000; Function dosomething () { //More Time-more actions ... } $sql _string= "select * from ' table ' where id> ' $stid ' and id<= ' $endid ' ORDER by id '; $datas = getdata_bysql ($sql _string); foreach ($datas as $data) { //Processing data ... echo $id. "Processing is complete. "; if ($id >= $maxid) {exit;} } if ($stid <= $maxid) { $stid = $stid +; $url = "action.php?stid= $stid"; echo $url; Echo '; } ? copy code Where do Something () is a time-consuming operation. Here we can reduce the run time by restricting the ID range, and run the next step automatically after running through the JavaScript jump. In this way, each batch of data will be able to know the results, if the interruption also know that the problem is there.

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