On Thu, May 27, 2004 at 02:20:46PM -0400, RV Tec wrote:
Eric,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE
4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different
than 4.x in ways I don't yet feel comfortable with using on production
Folks,
FreeBSD 5.x does a lot of things really well, and it can be very
fast too, but there's no stable release of 5.x yet, and the 5.x
code is clearly hampered speedwise by the presence of loads of
debugging code. From the 5.x documentation:
---
NOTE TO PEOPLE WHO THINK THAT FreeBSD 5.x
At 11:57 AM 5/27/2004 -0700, you wrote:
At 11:02 AM 5/27/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Hi,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE 4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different
than 4.x in ways I don't yet feel comfortable with using on
: Re: MySQL Benchmark.
At 11:57 AM 5/27/2004 -0700, you wrote:
At 11:02 AM 5/27/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Hi,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE
4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different
than 4.x in ways I don't yet feel
At 05:12 PM 5/29/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Now the fun part becomes which linux distro do you use? Which is faster?
Because trust me, each distro will benchmark differently.
Let the games begin!
Donny
I've seen benchmarks from people who did different linux distros, and they
were all pretty much
Folks,
Following some advices, I have decided to give FreeBSD a shot. So, I got
one test machine (P4 2.0GHz, 512MB), installed FreeBSD 5.2.1 on one
disk, and OpenBSD 3.5 on the other (both 40GB 7200RPM IDE disks) -- so I
could compare the results.
MySQL (4.0.20) is compiled from source,
Facing this new scenario, I am going to give Linux a shot --
definitively, this one is going to outperform OpenBSD. Using the same
hardware, and the same options (as possible).
Does anyone have a hint for this?
Again, thanks a lot!
Best regards,
RV Tec
I am a FreeBSD user, but
JG,
I am a FreeBSD user, but after having run benchmarks for
the past 2 weeks, I think you'll be surprised when you see
the results from Linux.
Linux will outperform *BSD by nearly double when it comes to
MySQL.
That's what I expect and hope for. Although, I thought that FreeBSD
would
Hi,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE 4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different than 4.x in
ways I don't yet feel comfortable with using on production machines. Only one of those
issues is with benchmark numbers, but that
Eric,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE
4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different
than 4.x in ways I don't yet feel comfortable with using on production
machines. Only one of those issues is with benchmark numbers,
Err... I guess I owe Jeremy Zawodny an apology for mistyping his name. I
promise next time I won't type without reading.
His site is at http://jeremy.zawodny.com/. And I really recommend his
book High Performance MySQL.
Sorry for the typo, Zawodny!
RV Tec
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At 11:02 AM 5/27/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Hi,
I am sure all FreeBSD users are sick and tired of saying this. USE 4.10
Lots of people blindly follow version numbers but 5.x is a lot different
than 4.x in ways I don't yet feel comfortable with using on production
machines. Only one of those
Does anyone know how or better still can point me in the right direction on testing a
newly install MySQL application server. We would like to run some tests to see what
needs tweaking if any.
Thanks
Jon L. Miller, MCNE, CNS
Director/Sr Systems Consultant
MMT Networks Pty Ltd
There are tools for benchmark on win32 via ODBC ?
I would like to test sql query in my VB6 application.
Thank you.
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hi!
jon-david == jon-david schlough [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jon-david thanks christopher and monty ! got perl into my path and it's working...
jon-david another ? tho: i also want to benchmark postgreSQL living on another 2K
jon-david machine, does the mysql benchmark have to run locally
hi.
i'm trying to benchmark pgsql living in cygwin on a 2K box with mysql
installed normaly on windows. i get:
C:\mysql\benchperl
run-all-tests --host=PAVILION --server=Pg --user=n
--password=x --log --comment 2x Pentium II 400mz, 256M, under
vmware
Got error:
hi!
jon-david == jon-david schlough [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jon-david Christopher Thompson wrote:
jon-david Have you installed perl? You need it (and the Perl MySQL drivers)
jon-david installed before you can benchmark.
yep. perl is all good - got activestate perl fer windoze and the
thanks christopher and monty ! got perl into my path and it's working...
another ? tho: i also want to benchmark postgreSQL living on another 2K
machine, does the mysql benchmark have to run locally or can i specify an ip
with a username and password in the batch file?
i'm searching for some
greetings.
i am trying to use the benchmarking suite...got the perl dbi and dbd fine -
but:
C:\mysql\benchrun
C:\mysql\bench\mysql\bin\mysqladmin refresh
\mysql\bin\mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed
error: 'Access denied for user: 'ODBC@localhost' (Using password: NO)'
Have you installed perl? You need it (and the Perl MySQL drivers)
installed before you can benchmark. Also, you'll want to modify the batch
files such that it uses a different user (possibly the root user if you
haven't changed the password on that yet).
Note that running the benchmark
Christopher Thompson wrote:
Have you installed perl? You need it (and the Perl MySQL drivers)
installed before you can benchmark.
yep. perl is all good - got activestate perl fer windoze and the
dbi and the dbd - everything went fine as i went thru the tutorial in the
manual...i was able
At 02:41 PM 1/21/2002 -0600, jon-david schlough wrote:
yep. perl is all good - got activestate perl fer windoze and the
dbi and the dbd - everything went fine as i went thru the tutorial in the
manual...i was able to: perl -v and get the version info...
Great. So perl is in your path? I
Description:
Attempting to install the MySQL-benchmark RPM for 4.0.0 yields an RPM
message requiring MySQL-DBI-perl-bin. Downloading the 'Mysql-DBI-perl-bin' package
(v 1.1825-1) from a mirror (/Downloads/RPMS/i386) does *not* satisfy the dependency -
probably a case mismatch between
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