MySQL processes each request in a separate thread... hence, it is
*always* multi-core capable. Check the thread_concurrency setting in
my.cnf. Also, although not exactly related, check the size of
thread_cache.
Are you by chance running 1 long-running query at a time? A single
query runs in a sing
Kunal Jain schrieb:
> How we can configure Mysql in such a way so that i start using all the cores
> of CPU. I Have a QuadCore server but somehow mysql use only single core
> whose usage percentage goes upto 99% while other three cores remains idle.
>
> Any Idea or Multiple Core/CPU is wastage.
