At 12:44 2003-06-24, Janice Wright wrote:
Well, in the Managing MySQL course run by MySQL AB; they taught
us that upgrading hardware is the *last* thing you do to get the
database to run faster, not the first. Before you buy new
hardware you should:
Thanks for the info! (appreciate it)
Though I
Sometime recently Henrik Leghissa said:
> At 16:21 2003-06-24, gerald_clark wrote:
> >Linux shows threads.
> >BSD shows processes.
> >
> >The difference is in the way ps runs, not mysqld.
>
> *doh* I guess the sun got to me, sorry mate! :-)
>
> But do you have any good ways to get the database t
At 16:52 2003-06-24, Christopher Knight wrote:
Not a silly question... we all had to start somewhere...
you can do it during the create table ( primary key )
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/CREATE_TABLE.html
Thanks for the explanation, I'm no sql-guru at all, so all info is welcome!
:-)
I'm running
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-Original Message-
From: Henrik Leghissa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 9:42 AM
To: Christopher Knight
Subject: RE: mysqld question
At 16:39 2003-06-24, Christopher Knight wrote:
>it really depends on
> how big your database is
> what else is ru
blink
:-)
Id start w/ making sure you have indexes. They help abunch.
-Original Message-
From: Henrik Leghissa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 9:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: mysqld question
At 16:21 2003-06-24, gerald_clark wrote:
>Linux shows
At 16:21 2003-06-24, gerald_clark wrote:
Linux shows threads.
BSD shows processes.
The difference is in the way ps runs, not mysqld.
*doh* I guess the sun got to me, sorry mate! :-)
But do you have any good ways to get the database to run any faster? I am
running it on a really beat up piece of j
Linux shows threads.
BSD shows processes.
The difference is in the way ps runs, not mysqld.
Henrik Leghissa wrote:
On my server running linux several daemons opens when I run "msqld -u
mysql" or "safe_mysqld".
A listing of the process shows this:
mysql24475 0.5 2.1 83292 2012 ?S
On Saturday 08 February 2003 18:44, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> Does that --skip-networking switch prevent mysql from looking for a
> socket?
No, if you use --skip-networking, you can connect only via Unix socket.
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