Hi Dmitry,
>> i was just wondering if it's normal that realurl has so many big tables
>> (for a medium size website):
>>
>> tx_realurl_chashcache 276,825 rows - 26Mb
>> tx_realurl_urlencodecache 15.000 rows - 12Mb
DD> Hard to say. It depends a lot on the extensions you have. For
DD> example, if you have cal, there will be huge number of links in for cal in
both tables.
The biggest RealURL table we have is tx_realurl_urlencodecache
After clear all caches it again has more then 500 000 records in a week.
We can't have less URLs, because we have 15000 objects displayed in
single view * (2 variants of view) * (2 for print view) + edit links +
delete links and so on.
But I noticed that tx_realurl_urlencodecache table has field internalExtras.
It used to store optional information about FE or BE user and for url_hash
calculation.
But it leads to (records * 2) again and only store value, never reading it!
Generates URLs are the same: (id=flats&unid=91086) ==
(sale/flats/object/91086/).
For example:
url_hash origparams content page_id tstamp internalExtras
2bc33f02b040385732f140310366d2c2 id=flats&unid=91086 sale/flats/object/91086/
76 1233838407
e619ee389d4f442c7871db9eaf06c877 id=flats&unid=91086 sale/flats/object/91086/
76 1233661167 a:1:{s:7:"feLogin";i:1;}
May be it is kind of "unused" feature?
And avoiding of it can improve RealURL and TYPO3 performance?
--
Dmitry Martynenko
Developer
Web: http://realt.by
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