on the server is holding about 85% of standard memory
but 0.2% of swap used.
Could this have anything to do with the settings for the server?
Thanks for any help
Michael Blood
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Occasionally I have to add an index on a table with almost 2M rows and it
takes a long time. This is expected but when adding the index it seems to
block all other queries from other users from executing.
Is there a way to prevent this?
Thanks
Michael Blood
it using switch -r or -o
Any help would be appreciated
Michael Blood
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are running on the same machine. I dont understand why I
receive this error either but maybe it has to do with the same thing.
Michael Blood
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Dual 800 PIII
1 GB RAM
3 18GB SCSI Drive to become a single RAID 5 Array
Thanks for any advice
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I have found a large number of files which
have names like this
www-bin.040 www-bin.041
www-bin.042 www-bin.043
www-bin.044
which are using up huge amounts of disk
space on my server.
It looks to me like they are logs all of the
queries that are run with a certain
and all suggestions are very much appreciated.
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I currently have several different systems
accessing a mysql server 3.23.34 somewhere in there is a process that forgets
about connections that it has open.
So after a few days I get a "too many
connections open error". Is there a way that I can set connections to time
out
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Michael Blood
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I am trying to set the default value in a
date field to be the time that it was created
However I do not want the field to be a
timestamp because I want to update it to a different value later.
I have looked through the mysql
documentation and I can not seem to find anywhere
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To: Michael Blood; MYSQL
Subject: RE: Default Date value
BlankI don't think you can do that with a default value. You will need to
include the current date in your insert statement.
Cal
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Has any one heard of a good way to import
from MS SQL Server into a new mysql database.
I have a small (120 MB) database that I
would like to convert to mysql and I was hoping that there was some sort of tool
that will allow me to do it while maintaining the DDL
Any
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