KJ> This would clear your doubt about which memory is shared by all
KJ> threads and which memory is used by individual threads ..
KJ> min_memory_needed_by_mysql = (global_buffers +
KJ> ((thread_buffers )* max_connections)))
OK, so when I see in `ps aux` that every thread uses 3.4% (twenty M
This would clear your doubt about which memory is shared by all threads and
which memory is used by individual threads ..
min_memory_needed_by_mysql = (global_buffers + ((thread_buffers )*
max_connections)))
where thread_buffers includes the following:
sort_buffer
myisam_sort_buffer
read_bu
Please explain to me how mysqld's "key buffer" uses memory under Linux
(kernel 2.4, glibc 2.3, mysql 4.1).
I'd want to know for sure if every mysqld thread (forked upon an
incoming connection) uses its own memory for key buffer (key_buffer_size)
or key buffer is common for all mysql t
