laration of a boolean
> >data type? Currently I am using VARCHAR(6)s with either 'TRUE' or
> >'FALSE' and would like to cut down on the storage.
Or use an enum ('TRUE', 'FALSE), that would work too, certainly quicker and
easier than using a VARCHAR.
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MP or more) that way the thread
adding an index (or somethingelse CPU-intensive) would just grab one CPU
leaving the other(s) to do system and other stuff... (serving other requests
for instance).
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hough :)
I'd say 3-4 Gigabyte was rather excessive, seems like the salesman is trying
to increase his own provision of the sale...
But with RAM being cheap, and you do have quite a few sessions going there,
I'd probably go for something in the area of 1-2 gigabytes... Too much ram
doe
> >> with the noticeable difference in clock speed.
> >
> > But they are capable of more than 2-way...
> > Get yourself a quad Xeon-board, and start with two CPUs, adding more as
> > you go along...
> >
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> > Andreas D. Landmark / noXtension
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gt;
> Can't you get a machine for testing before you buy it? Xeon
> processors aren't necessarily a significant win over Pentium 3s, even
> with the noticeable difference in clock speed.
But they are capable of more than 2-way...
Get yourself a quad Xeon-board, and start w
n finished change the port number back to 3306.
>
Not a very good solution if you ask me, only takes one person to portscan the
machine and find it...
I'd rather go for the swapping the user table (or setting all hosts to an
invalid host so nobody can connect)
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hing without doing queries on the much bigger log table).
Cheers,
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