Covers
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<li>Prepare
<li>BLOB/CLOB/LOB support
<li>Calling storing procedures and PL/SQL
<li>Bind parameters, IN and OUT parameters
<li>REF CURSORs
<li>Error-handling
<li>Date and time management
</ul>
Here is an extensive compilation of tips on how to optimise Apache on Linux and Unix for PHP and CGI programs. The tips can also be applied to Perl and Python.
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