On what factors does speed of mysql depends

2006-05-08 Thread abhishek jain
Dear Friends, I have a database with approximately 10 tables with about 1 lakh records each in 3 tables, I need to know that on what factors does the speed of mysql depends, 1)Does a table having records effects the speed of data fetch of another table in the same database. 2)Whats

speed up MySQL Selections

2001-12-09 Thread Cael Mahold
Hello, i have a question. I will have to set up a MySQL Database which will have a hughe amount of entries in a table. I did some tests and my select statements would need lot of time. I just wanna ask if there are some generally ways to speed up performance of mysql statements? thanx in

RE: speed up MySQL Selections

2001-12-09 Thread Chris Stark
PROTECTED] Subject: speed up MySQL Selections Hello, i have a question. I will have to set up a MySQL Database which will have a hughe amount of entries in a table. I did some tests and my select statements would need lot of time. I just wanna ask if there are some generally ways to speed up

RE: speed up MySQL Selections

2001-12-09 Thread Carsten H. Pedersen
Hello, i have a question. Don't we all :-) I will have to set up a MySQL Database which will have a hughe amount of entries in a table. I did some tests and my select statements would need lot of time. I just wanna ask if there are some generally ways to speed up performance of

MySQL v4 FTS speed (Was: MySQL 4.0 fulltext search truncation bug?)

2001-11-26 Thread Gordan Bobic
Second - probably it's a bug. I cannot say much as the code used by this query was removed from MySQL source tree. It was replaced by completely new boolean search engine written from scratch. Unfortunately it was done several days _after_ 4.0.0 release. Wait for 4.0.1 - it should be out in

Re: MySQL v4 FTS speed (Was: MySQL 4.0 fulltext search truncation bug?)

2001-11-26 Thread Mike Wexler
Sergei Golubchik wrote: Hi! I didn't test it yet. The one thing I can say just now that unlike natural language search code (as exists in MySQL in 3.23) it need not to build the complete list of matched documents in memory in advance. It means that with LIMIT it should be MUCH

Re: speed of mysql insert through C api

2001-11-16 Thread M. A. Alves
On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, Gabor Penoff wrote: can you tell me an estimated speed about filling 100 records with mysql insert by using the C api? Last insert job I ran did c. 400 inserts per second. This is real (wall) time and some computations were involved. (Dont go running fetching a

Re: speed of mysql insert through C api

2001-11-16 Thread Gabor Penoff
On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, Jonothan Farr wrote: There's no way to know that without knowing the schema of the table you're inserting into. How you index it is going to be the biggest factor there. just a plain file with 2 columns - one of them is a decimal field - taht's all. cu, fns -[

Re: speed of mysql insert through C api

2001-11-15 Thread Jonothan Farr
Subject: speed of mysql insert through C api Hi folks, can you tell me an estimated speed about filling 100 records with mysql insert by using the C api? I know the question sounds silly - all I have now is a suspicion that I make something wrong (I mean the insert seems to be quite slow here

Re: Design,Performance and Speed of MySQL

2001-11-04 Thread Jeremy Zawodny
On Sat, Nov 03, 2001 at 12:07:03AM +, Manjeet Singh wrote: Hi Group, I am new to mysql, and would like you all to give some time in resolving my trouble. I am stuck up with a problem of designing stores database for a big company.The company is located in different places and wants

Design,Performance and Speed of MySQL

2001-11-02 Thread Manjeet Singh
Hi Group, I am new to mysql, and would like you all to give some time in resolving my trouble. I am stuck up with a problem of designing stores database for a big company.The company is located in different places and wants web-based insertion, retrival and maintaining of data and records in the

Expected speed of MySQL on a 166

2001-06-15 Thread Chris Cameron
I'm currently using a 166 UNIX machine for a dedicated MySQL database, and I'm interested in knowing what kind of speed I should be expecting from it. I ask because right now it's at a point of being unusable even for development on some of the larger queries. I compiled MySQL 3.23.37 myself

Re: Expected speed of MySQL on a 166

2001-06-15 Thread Jeremy Zawodny
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 05:51:11PM -0600, Chris Cameron wrote: I compiled MySQL 3.23.37 myself with -O6's -march-i586 and various ./configure options I don't remeber. The database I'm using has 3 tables of about 9 thousand entries, un-indexed decimal(5,8)'s, and a few tinytext's. There are

Re: Expected speed of MySQL on a 166

2001-06-15 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann
Hi. Do you have an index SIC? If so, I don't know any reason which would explain such a slow server for such a simple query (on a table with only 9.000 records), no matter what the configuration is. If SIC is one of those unidexed decimals, the speed may be expected, depending on the database

Speed of mysql

2001-02-10 Thread chchen
hi,all i have a strange question. I use FreeBSD4.2-RELEASE + mysql-3.23.32 Dual PIII667+ 768MB RAM I have a table like this CREATE TABLE ABC ( A int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL, B int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL, C0 bigint(20) unsigned DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL, C1 bigint(20)

Re: Speed of mysql

2001-02-10 Thread chchen
a couple of the fields indexed jason - Original Message - From: "chchen" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 6:35 PM Subject: Speed of mysql hi,all i have a strange question. I use FreeBSD4.2-RELEASE + mysql-3.23.32 Dual PIII667+ 768MB R