On Mon, 13 Aug 2007, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
> in the current version of your document you only talk about key buffers,
> but these will not affect all storage engines! I am not a DB tuning
> expert, so this should be double checked.
The way I read their documentation, that tunable works the same way for
all the storage engines. If that's not the case, that's a mistake in the
MySQL documentation I link to. I'll put a note about it if you can find
evidence otherwise.
That "implicit commit" stuff is good to know, will add a pointer to that
next time I'm touching the document. It goes along with the general theme
of sloppy implementation I've been weaving in that document.
> Before we publish it, we might also want to alert some of the high
> profile MySQL tuning experts and get their comments. I can take care of
> this if you would like me to.
I say bring 'em on. If somone seriously into MySQL wants to send me
corrections, I'll be glad to incorporate them. And if they want to write
a full-on rebuttal, why I'll even link to that right in the document if
it's well done. But if they're not as fair as I've tried to be or make a
mistake doing that, I might just switch into debunking mode instead; I'm
tricky that way.
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* Greg Smith gsmith@gregsmith.com http://www.gregsmith.com Baltimore, MD
