I mean they both need to access a physical hard drive right? How does google do it? When my php database gets big it chugs, and it's useless.
Why are mysql database's able to access data faster than a php drivin database?
Are you talking about a mysql database, and a database you wrote using php?
If so, mysql is compiled and specifically optimized to be able to handle large databases.
PHP is intrepreted so it's slower and uses more memory and is in now way designed at all to handle the kind of stuff large databases required.
They use the same hard drive, but one is far more efficient at it then the other.
Reply:mysql is database, php is a server side scripting which u use to access mysql databases ;))
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