Sebastian Mendel wrote:
did you take a look add the MySQL log? there you can see what MySQL is doing, with times
perhaps i wasn't clear earlier. we checked the logs, and we see that Innodb is started and accepting connections sometimes 1-6 seconds AFTER we see the Windows ServiceManager report that the MySQL service is in state SERVICE_RUNNING.
we had thought that SERVICE_RUNNING meant we could now connect, and 99% of the time we have no problem making a connection.
looks like we just have to poll for a connection while the service goes from RUNNING to accepting connections.
Les
you could also prioritize background processes instead of desktop processes to speedup MySQL start
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