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I have some several codes in PHP to do jobs that MySQL could do.
such as sorting, merging each data from different MySQL tables, etc…
Lately, I found out that I can do all these stuffs with one MySQL query.
I am wondering is it better to give the MySQL capable jobs to MySQL or to PHP.
efficiencies, speed, etc..
Thank You,
If you do it in PHP you are just re-implementing the features that MySQL already has. It’s far from the most optimized solution and therefore it is much slower.
You should definately do it in the SQL query.