Jeremy,
Any information on how I can go about doing this, or maybe some documentation on improving the speed. The problem is two of the databases I think, both are around 1.1MB each and:
Database1: 13736 data records Database2: 77312 data records.
Is this excessive ?
Nick:
The problem is not so much the number of records in the database, as the number of records MySQL needs to examine to answer a request. Probably the following steps will help you:
* run mysqld with --long-log-format and --log-slow-queries options
* give your application a spin
* see what queries appear in the slow log
* fix each one of them so it does not by adding the appropriate keys, rewriting it to be more efficient, and/or reorganizing the schema to avoid the slow queries
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