When I ran version 4, mysql would start as many mysqld process as it needed. This would vary depending upon how busy it was. As a lay perosn I will refer to this as the threading model.
I have upgraded to version 5 and notice that no matter what it only runs 1 mysqld. Everything seems to work fine, but I want to make sure that mysqld is taking advantage of my multiple processors. Has the htreading model changed and now MYSQL will only run one mysqld OR have I missed something and need to enable it? Am I getting the best bang for my buck by haveing just one mysqld running? Travis
