In the last episode (Oct 05), Doug Wolfgram said:
> When I run top after my server has been running for a few days, Mysql
> is using 60 or 70MB of memory. When I restart mysql, it goes back to
> 3000. Any idea where I should start to look for a problem? What
> causes this?
What are your mysql memory settings? 70MB may be low for all we know.
It's definitely low for my machines :) And what units are "3000" in?
KB can't be right, since mysql will always take more than 3MB of
memory. Important settings include:
key_buffer
sort_buffer_size
read_buffer_size
read_rnd_buffer_size
myisam_sort_buffer_size
thread_cache
query_cache_size
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