The returned results for one memcache are correct. When multiple memcache instances exist, they cannot be returned in sequence.
The returned results for one memcache are correct. When multiple memcache instances exist, they cannot be returned in sequence.
Use the getMulti function of memcached to obtain the following 15 IDs in batches.
15366
$ Md-> getMulti ($ arr_id );
Returned order:
Line_000039, cosine, line_177410, line_9735, line_589, line_12076, line_25953, line_22447, line_15368, cosine, cosine, line_26658, line_26659, line_12477, cosine,
The returned results for one memcache are correct. When multiple memcache instances exist, they cannot be returned in sequence.
In this case, you must use Memcached: GET_PRESERVE_ORDER to return data in order:
$ Arrs = $ mem-> getMulti ($ arr_id, $ cas, Memcached: GET_PRESERVE_ORDER );
Returned order:
Line_000039, line_33878, line_9735, line_589, line_22447, clerk, line_33853, clerk, line_177410, line_12076, clerk, clerk, line_26659, line_12477, line_15366,
$ Cas plays a role if there are any variables that have been hit. $ Cas returns the hit variable, traverses $ cas, retrieves the hit variable to make up the data, and compares it with $ arr_id through the array_diff function, and then sets it one by one.
