PHP Functions : Memcache Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions Memcache Functions
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.memcache.php
Items Related to Memcache Functions
Inner Elements of Memcache Functions
Memcache Functions contains following items:
- Memcache::add (Memcache add)
- Memcache::addServer (Memcache add Server)
- Memcache::close (Memcache close)
- Memcache::connect (Memcache connect)
- memcache_debug (memcache debug)
- Memcache::decrement (Memcache decrement)
- Memcache::delete (Memcache delete)
- Memcache::flush (Memcache flush)
- Memcache::get (Memcache get)
- Memcache::getExtendedStats (Memcache get Extended Stats)
- Memcache::getStats (Memcache get Stats)
- Memcache::getVersion (Memcache get Version)
- Memcache::increment (Memcache increment)
- Memcache::pconnect (Memcache pconnect)
- Memcache::replace (Memcache replace)
- Memcache::set (Memcache set)
- Memcache::setCompressThreshold (Memcache set Compress Threshold)
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