Adrian D'Costa writes: > > If you 'office system' is, for example, Sun Solaris, you will see only > > 1 mysqld process with 'top'. The fact that in Linux 'top' shows > > actually more than 1 process can be regarded as a bug in the way 'top' > > shows things on Linux for threaded applications (same goes for 'ps'). > > The right way would be to display only 1 process. To be able to see > > the rest one should use 'mysqladmin proc'. > > Hi, > > So it is not a problem is it? If I do a ps aux | grep mysqld on *office > system* it shows only one.
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