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| From: | Eric Jensen | Date: | May 10 2005 7:52pm |
| Subject: | Re: Solution to slow queries | ||
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We did something similar for our large statistic tables. The older data that no longer changes would get shipped off into a very fast read only table with a cron job and then that is the table we would generate the reports on. Even with millions of entries it is incredibly fast. Eric Jensen TheRefUmp@stripped wrote: >Consider compressing the tables (Making them READ ONLY) with the MyISAM engine. The > updating table (current one) would not be available since it could not be compressed. > >
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| • Solution to slow queries | Paul Halliday | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | Frank Bax | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | John McCaskey | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | James Nobis | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | mfatene | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | Roger Baklund | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | Paul Halliday | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | Roger Baklund | 11 May |
| • RE: Solution to slow queries | TheRefUmp | 10 May |
| • Re: Solution to slow queries | Eric Jensen | 10 May |
