> You've already stated your lack of belief in the reliability of deadlines,
> so what did you expect? If someone had responded with "4.1 will be done on
> 5/1/2002" you'd respond that the only way that would happen would be if it
> were horribly buggy or lacked "critical" features -- if you hold such a
> belief then no estimate would be meaningful because the "critical" feature
> likely to be dropped to maintain the deadline would be stored procedures,
> thus rendering any estimate worthless to you.
I would like to know weather this plans goes for 2003 or later. Some specific
date is less important, a granularity of a bout a half year, like early 2003,
mid 2003 or late 2003 is fine for me.
But I believe someone said there was some plans for early 2003 or so to hand out 4.1.
> I made the (apparently false) assumption that you wanted a more pragmatic
> answer. Yes, you can batch them all in one and achieve a greater degree of
> the same affect -- minimizing the number of I/O operations MySQL must
> before -- but then one must be careful to not hit various buffer/memory pool
> size limitations. I forget which particular ones would be meaningful here,
> but it would be easy to (for example) exceed the size of your transaction
> logs if you're doing 10 million write operations in a single transaction.
What I understand from reading text about MySQL, the available buffers for
MySQL can be adjusted to reflect the capacity and/or use of system resources
of the hosting system?
And yes, I need to perform such operation as loading some tenth of million
rows of data into the system on a regular basis.
> So anything you disagree with is an opinion, and not a fact?
No, but in this case it happens to hold true.
By the way: I am curious about why are you so aggressive towards me. What
harm have I caused you as a person?
//Anders
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