Alex,
InnoDB will flush the buffer pool and do the purge of old versions
at shutdown. It does these operations also when the database is
running, but there may be remaining work to do at shutdown.
How is the load of your database when you are running it?
Does mysqld say?
InnoDB: Starting shutdown...
<then the time passes>
InnoDB: Shutdown completed
Regards,
Heikki
>Bonjour,
> I'm using "mysqladmin shutdown" to take the server down.
> In the past, it was the question of a few seconds. But now, it takes
> many minutes to Mysql to shutdown.
> I'm wondering if this as something to do with Innobase ... ?
> Could there be a reason for Mysqld to take minutes to shutdown ?
> Regards,
> Alex.
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