This is not a Mysql issue but an PHP one. The function you are using
(mysql_db_query ?) is deprecated and should therefore not be used. Try
modifying your PHP script to use
mysql_select_db("test");
mysql_query("select * from tablename");
.. instead of
mysql_db_query("test","select * from tablen
> Have you optimized the settings in my.cnf and checked your slow
> queries?
No, I haven't optimized my.cnf - looking at it now. Thanks.
Well, that was pretty much what I was hoping this "tool" could do; go though
the trace log and print out the slow queries. Is the only way to go manually
thoug
Hi all.
The load on my mysqld server is getting higher by the day and I am trying to
get a better picture of what's going on. I recompiled with the debug option
and have started a trace log.
Is there any tool available that can analyze the trace log and give me an
easy to read output? Or is ther
