Hi All,
I am configuring mysql on a system for keeping only data of myisam storage
engine type. So what component of my.cnf should i increase to get a good
performance. Is it key_buffer or some more components are there. If yes then
Please, let me know
Thanks
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Krishna Chandra Prajapati
MySQL
Hi Samuel,
The path /etc/mysql/conf.d/ is present in my.cnf file. When i checked conf.d/
contains a file named old_password.cnf The contents of the old_password.cnf
is below
#create by debconf
[mysqld]
old_password=false
Thanks,
Krishna
On 10/18/07, Samuel Vogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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This line has not come later, it is standard in Debian, to be able to
have parts of your configuration in different files. This line does all
configuration files that are in "/etc/mysql/conf.d/. Since this
directory is probably empty, nothing is done at all.
So you are safe with just leaving th
Hi All,
I have installed debian on a system and then install mysql. Later i
found that in
my.cnf file one more line has been add ie
!include /etc/mysql/conf.d
I don't know how it comes to my.cnf file. Is it going to harm mysql or OS.
Why it has come.
Please help me.
Thanks,
Krishna
Hi All,
I am working on the mysql tuning (my.cnf). I would like to know that, if the
parameters of mysql are too high or uneven. Then what is the impact on
mysql. Whether mysql can crashed or what else. There is any tool or script
which can show how much ram is being utilised.
Thanks,
Krishna
