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On 16-Nov-04, at 2:14 PM, Jon Hancock wrote:
Hello list,
It has been my understanding from reading this list for a few years
that Solaris doesn't match Linux on MySQL performance. I don't recall
the exact reasons (different threading code?). Anyway, I'm exploring
the lat
on CPU.
64-bit Linux is pretty much everywhere. SuSE and RedHat ship a stable
64-bit distribution, though Debian 3.1 works great as well (i
personally use Debian).
Once you have a 64-bit system setup, skies the limit, RAM wise.
Hope it helps,
Dylan
On 15-Dec-04, at 5:54 AM, Andreas Ahlenstorf wrot
he.
Right now (3:00pm on Monday), we're doing -about- 1500 queries per
second, so by the evening, we'll be pushing 2500 or so.
Anything else you want to know, let me know.
Dylan
On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 01:33 PM, Joe Shear wrote:
Hi,
Sorry to bring up something unrelated to you
nnoDB?
Are there any thoughts on this? Is there a resource specifically for
high performance/high load MySQL implementation/usage?
Dylan
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On Saturday, August 2, 2003, at 11:55 AM, Mary Grace wrote:
I have been using MySQL for awhile, and for the first time someone
from outside our portable /16 needs access to some tables. We have
gi
something.
Up until this point, it's just grown and grown along with us (using
InnoDB table system), so I'm hoping to continue. :)
Thanks in advance,
Dylan
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Hi,
I am new and am wodering if anyone can point out how
to make AUTO_INCREMENT readjust the numbers so that
when you delete a row it will go back to using the
next number after the last row in the table?
Thank you.
Hai
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Benjamin, beautifully put. Thank you both so much.
--Dylan Shea
Benjamin Pflugmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
> It's simply that you can look at (a_id,b_id) as a PRIMARY KEY. You
> don't need an additional, aritificial sequence number ab_id.
>
> CREATE TABLE table_ab (
>
http://tips.pair.com/index.php3?page=php3mysql_backupmysqldatabase
When use of the following examples replace
$host with hostname/IP of your MySQL server.
$user with your username
$pass with your password
$database with your databasename
$table with your table
ckage.
b.t.w. I was using the the RH7 Linux version. Installing Abriasoft SQL on top of a
fresh
RH7 install will solve you a lot of hassle due to bugs in key RH7 packages.
--Dylan Shea
"Frank J. Schmuck" wrote:
> Any comments on the packages from ArabiaSoft
n record ids? Technically, it shouldn't, but does good db form
require it? or is a junction entity normalization table exempt from that?
thanks again
--Dylan Shea
"Carsten H. Pedersen" wrote:
> > I'm afraid this borders on sql/db question material vs. specific mysql
&g
arches for b_id based
on a a_id value are fast, and vice-versa?
thanks
--Dylan Shea
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