I'm sorry, but we need a little more information, Such as the query
you're using, the machine type, ram etc., the table structure. With out
those its very hard to help you optimize anything.
Bruno Fa� wrote:
>
> Hello, I�m Brazilian and a new subscriber of this list.
> (sorry my english)
>
> I�m working with MySql and with a 100.000 rows table, this table is
> growing 300 rows in each day.
> How can I arrange this information to get a good performance of my
> queries (my SELECT�s) ?
>
> We intend to do this:
> Work with 2 databases, put 10.000 in the one that I have 90% of acces,
> and put the rest of rows in the orther.
> Is this a good idea with MySql ?
>
> Or there is a better way to do this ?
>
> Thank You !
> Bruno Fae.
>
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