From what I understand Drupal 6 doesn't because it doesn't use PHP5's mysqli extension, and stored procedures are only suppported through mysqli.
I have personally not run any benchmark that supports that the use of stored procedures is more efficient. However, I am pretty sure I read somewhere in MySQL's documentation that stored procedures, new in MySQL 5.x, are a faster alternative to doing the traditional queries from PHP because
Is any one aware of a module which can do the same as "CV Builder" for D6 and D7. I want to create an academic network so members can add their CV and maintain it.
I would like to know the process to install Drupal in the following conditions:
1. I have Windows XP.
2. I have moodle installed in my system.
3. So, PHP, MySQL and Apache is installed with moodle.
Can anyone guide me in installing drupal on my system.
I am surprised and excited, just tried drupal 7-dev (2009-Nov-20) and is extremely fast (compared to 6) and without the cache option turned on! I'm very curious how this was achieved.
If you upload many modules / themes, but do not activate them, will it affect the speed of the page? I often upload a set of modules and using only the ones I need right then.