In the last episode (Dec 30), Matt Sturtz said:
> Hello, Jeremy, et al-- Thanks for the reply before... Further questions:
> >> Is it possible to set either set the priority ('nice') of the
> >> Slave thread down so it doesn't do that?
> >
> > The slave thread only? No, not really. You could nice MySQL when
> > you start it up. But I'm not sure how much effect (positive or
> > negative) that'd have.
>
> When I run "show [full] processlist", there's an "Id" column, but it
> doesn't corrospond with the Unix PID of the process (on OS's that use
> a seperate PID for each thread-- like Linux does)... Is there any
> way to(easilly) figure out which PID is handling the slave thread, so
> that I might re-nice it after it's already been started up?
That probably won't help you, since I doubt you're CPU-bound. Most
likely your slave thread is monopolizing the disk I/O. You could try
manually stopping and starting the thread by sending it SIGSTOP and
SIGCONT signals. Alternating the two every 5 seconds will give you a
50% slowdown. I don't know how LinuxThreads is going to like having
threads messes with like that though. You can probably also do SLAVE
STOP / SLAVE START and get the same effect.
--
Dan Nelson
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