Hi,
I have hundreds of mysql databases on a server, mostly filled with
newspaper articles for web sites.
For one particular database, I have about 10,000 archived articles I
want to load in. I want to do this without affecting the performance of
the live site (or any other sites using this
You need to throttle back the inserts.
You are doing 5-10 inserts per second, but
that is fully loading the server.
Do 1 or 2 inserts, and sleep a second.
Monte Ohrt wrote:
Hi,
I have hundreds of mysql databases on a server, mostly filled with
newspaper articles for web sites.
For one
Thanks for the quick reply Gerald.
What specifically is being loaded? The system load certainly isn't the
problem. Is it a buffer that fills, or a lock queue, or something else?
Although the inserts are done in rapid succession, there is only one
connection at a time so it shouldn't be a # of
With many indicies, inserts can be slow, and since you are queueing
them up as fast as possible, no other queries have a chance to get in.
Monte Ohrt wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply Gerald.
What specifically is being loaded? The system load certainly isn't the
problem. Is it a buffer
I see. Is there a way to avoid the query queue and wait for a commit on
each insert, or must I guess at it and insert a few, sleep, repeat ?
TIA
Monte
Gerald Clark wrote:
With many indicies, inserts can be slow, and since you are queueing
them up as fast as possible, no other queries have a
