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  1. Thanks for the quick reply. I'm not sure, as I didn't do the actual installations. I'm guessing though it's the same as what phpinfo() gives me as Server API value, CGI/FastCGI.
  2. I'm running into a problem converting a project from ASP to PHP. While converting, I'm noticing running any of the pages is ridiculously slower than its ASP counterpart. So I decide to test out one of the simple pages of the project, which basically makes a call to the MSSQL 2000 database, returns a row, and displays it. It's really just mssql_connect --> mssql_select_db --> mssql_query --> mssql_fetch_array --> echo. Thats it. When running it in ASP, it takes less than a second. When running the PHP version, with a couple of the joins removed because they weren't being used, it takes over 5 seconds to fully load. I'm absolutely stumped, and Googling for answers hasn't provided much help. I know PHP is slower in IIS, but not this slow. By the way, I'm running PHP5 on IIS 6, and just in case it might be an issue, output_buffering=4096 in my php.ini. Thanks for any insight you guys can provide.
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