On Friday 08 June 2001 22:16, Rohit Peyyeti wrote:
Hello All:
I have two mysqld runnning in ports: 3307 3308 respectively. I started
the second one by using 'mysqld_multi start 2'. whereas mysqld running on
port 3307 is the default mysqld started at the boot time.
when i issue command
Running two copies of mysqld in one single machine *HAS* its purpose.
What if, for whatever reason, mysqld died?
I personally havent seen mysqld died on me, but on a rare occasion,
the database got corrupted and it made mysql useless.
but if I made my application to be a bit more intelligent
Neil Zanella wrote:
Sorry about this questions but why would you want to run two copies of
mysqld when it is capable of hosting as many different databases as
you need? Even if you needed two databases with the same name you
could still just create two different MySQL users for it.
Hello All:
I have two mysqld runnning in ports: 3307 3308 respectively. I started the
second one by using 'mysqld_multi start 2'. whereas mysqld running on
port 3307 is the default mysqld started at the boot time.
when i issue command such as:
mysql -u root -p (it connects to my new mysqld
Sorry about this questions but why would you want to run two copies of
mysqld when it is capable of hosting as many different databases as
you need? Even if you needed two databases with the same name you
could still just create two different MySQL users for it.
Thanks,
Neil
On Sat, 9 Jun
