The bandwidth that mysql itself consumes is negligible. If you are
connecting to a server across the net the majority of your bandwidth
consumed is your result sets coming back.
If you are talking about a single database then figure out what your
average result set is and multiply that times the number of times you
make that call in a given time period. You'll be real close. The only
other bandwidth consumed is your setup. If you are using SSL then it's a
little more but not much. There are the bytes it takes to transmit your
user name and password and the bytes it takes for the server to respond
positively. But all of these pale in comparison to most recordsets.
=C=
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| Cal Evans
| http://www.calevans.com
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Luiz Rafael Culik Guimaraes wrote:
Dear Friends
Is their an Page with data of how much bandwidth mysql consume when
using remote servers?
Regards
Luiz
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