On 5/30/07, Dan Buettner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
#1 - it's not a good approach to "hope" your database keeps up. There are
fairly common situations that can come up where you never know how long
something will take - unusually high traffic, table check and repair, a bulk
load into the same or
Perrin, I like #3 the best.
#1 - it's not a good approach to "hope" your database keeps up. There are
fairly common situations that can come up where you never know how long
something will take - unusually high traffic, table check and repair, a bulk
load into the same or another database on tha
Hi,
I'm working on a rewrite of a batch process that operates on a large
InnoDB database. In the past, it would process the entire database
every night, but now the size of the data is making that impossible,
and there is a desire for the process to operate in near real-time, so
I'm rewriting it
