On Wed, Dec 04, 2002 at 05:06:54PM -0500, Ledet, Mike wrote:
> I tried your TOP suggestion but didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
> Swap size was constant (6400 or so) and didn't increase or decrease under
> load.
Familiarize yourself with vmstat if you aren't already and then run
`vmstat 1`
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Ledet, Mike wrote:
| I'm running Mysql 3.23.52 on a Redhat 8.0 installation booting to Gnome.
| The machine is a dual AMD 1800, 1 gig of ram, one Ultra ATA IDE drive, and 2
| 18 gig scsi 10,000 RPM drives on a RAID controller running Raid 0.
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| I've g
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PLEASE folk, trim up your quotes a bit!
Nothing spells "newbie" so much as mindlessly including everything anyone has ever
written on a topic. And when two of you go at it with each other, it's e
On Wed, Dec 04, 2002 at 05:18:26PM -0500, Adam Nelson wrote:
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> Don't let this list fool you. SQL Server is a very good product.
> It is far superior to Mysql in every way except cost and the fact
> that it doesn't run on unix.
This smells a lot like flaim bait on a MySQL list...
Jeremy
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To: 'Ledet, Mike'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
Go for it. Whatever works
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> Well, I've got an MSDN subscription so I have access to a
> legal copy.. the
> non-unix thing is a downside but the
g that way.
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From: Adam Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Don't let this list fool you. SQL Server is a very good product. It is
5:12 PM
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> Subject: RE: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
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> Actually it is hardware Raid 0, not software. I knew about
> the safety issue
> but I had been told that from a performance stand-point that
> Raid 0 was
dam Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 4:35 PM
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Subject: RE: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
The first thing I would do is toss the ultra ata drive and just use the
scsi drives running raid1, raid0 just isn't saf
Good question... I have no idea. I'll change it to 4.
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Oh, and wha
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:37 PM
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Subject: Re: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
Hi Mike,
i'm a newbie in optimizing the inner structure of a db - so i stick to the
os-part where i might have a vague clue ;-)
did you take a look at the memory / sw
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> Subject: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
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> I'm running Mysql 3.23.52 on a Redhat 8.0 installation
> booting to Gnome.
> The machine is a dual AMD 1800, 1 gig of ram, one Ultra ATA
> IDE drive, and 2
> 18 gig scsi 10,000 RPM drives on a RAID cont
k, get in touch.
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> From: Ledet, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Slow performance using 3.23 on RH 8.0
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> I'm running Mysql 3.23.52 on a Redhat 8.
ging my.cnf didn't
really change the situation - but for testing you could just do "swapoff -a"
and compare the results.
goodluck,
niko
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I'm running Mysql 3.23.52 on a Redhat 8.0 installation booting to Gnome.
The machine is a dual AMD 1800, 1 gig of ram, one Ultra ATA IDE drive, and 2
18 gig scsi 10,000 RPM drives on a RAID controller running Raid 0.
I've got everything except /db on the IDE drive, /db is the only thing on
the rai
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