[RESOLVED] microseconds and max_execution_time

[webmaster1721]

Does anyone know the relationship between microseconds and max_execution_time. My php.ini is set to 30 seconds for max_execution_time and one of my scripts just ran at 108 mircoseconds. What is the conversional relationship?

Thx.

[palanisamy]

max_execution time is the number of seconds the php script is excuted. Microseconds is the measure of time ie microseconds and milli seconds and so on..

In your php.ini configuration, you can set the max_execution of your script before your script excution exceeds the execution time. The 108 microseconds converted into seconds it takes less than 30 seconds, so no problem for your script execution

Regards,
Palanisamy

[webmaster1721]

Thanks Palanisamy...I kinda knew all that 🙂

What I am really looking for is the mathematical relationship between 108 microseconds and 30 seconds of max_execution_time. I.E. what is the factor?

[kburger]

There are a million microseconds in a second.

Nifty little conversion tool here.

[webmaster1721]

tu kburger 🙂

[Weedpacket]

The full list of SI prefixes is here, but note that none of the factors above 1 apply to seconds (instead you use minutes, hours, etc.)

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