Separating static and dynamic contents?

Hi

One of the ways to raise performance for PHP apps is to
separate static contents from dynamic contents, so that the former can
be compiled once into cache.

Can someone give me a simple example of how this kind of thing is done
when making calls to MySQL?

Thank you.
.

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