Here's what I'm going to do:
Page long_execute.php Each access will have a longer execution time (generate a report), if at the time of generation, but not finished, another user to access, is not this user will wait for the end of the previous user access (that is, the last report generation must be completed) in order to successfully access? My own test is this:
So is there any way to solve this?
The problem is: does PHP run too long to affect other users to access at the same time?
Reply to discussion (solution)
Theoretically it won't affect you to find out the reason for waiting
I think each user session is independent, what other users are accessing, does not affect my access Ah, such as I and many people to visit https://www.baidu.com/index.php, if someone has a slow speed has not been brushed out, will affect my access? I don't think so. If it will affect, then who still use Baidu AH
I think each user session is independent, what other users are accessing, does not affect my access Ah, such as I and many people to visit https://www.baidu.com/index.php, if someone has a slow speed has not been brushed out, will affect my access? I don't think so. If it will affect, then who still use Baidu AH
Just like the moderator said, you have to find out why you're waiting.
Theoretically it won't affect you to find out the reason for waiting
Oh, yes? Well, I'll try it again.
Give results later
I think each user session is independent, what other users are accessing, does not affect my access Ah, such as I and many people to visit https://www.baidu.com/index.php, if someone has a slow speed has not been brushed out, will affect my access? I don't think so. If it will affect, then who still use Baidu AH
Sorry, I did the wrong test myself!
Thank you!