>>>>> "sasha" == sasha <sasha@stripped> writes:
sasha> Sami Ahlroos wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I tought "mysqladmin flush-status" would reset the numbers shown by
>> "mysqladmin status", but maybe I was wrong?
>>
>> sami@www:~ > mysqladmin status
>> Uptime: 11281 Threads: 29 Questions: 158990 Slow queries: 0 Opens:
>> 0 Flush tables: 1 Open tables: 67
>> sami@www:~ > mysqladmin flush-status
>> sami@www:~ > mysqladmin status
>> Uptime: 11285 Threads: 29 Questions: 159032 Slow queries: 0 Opens:
>> 0 Flush tables: 1 Open tables: 67
>>
>> This happens with 3.22.32 (binary) and 3.23.10 (compiled by me), under
>> Linux.
sasha> The reason this happens is that flush-status does not flush everything. This is
sasha> actually documented in the manual, although probably not as well as it should
sasha> be.
sasha> Monty:
sasha> Is there a reason why flush-status should not reset the stats completely?
Yes; The problem is that some of the variables are 'live' variables
and not statistics variables. For example, it's not that good to
change 'threads' as this is the number of actually running threads or
'open tables' as this is the number of tables that are open. Opened
tables on the other hand is safe to reset...
Regards,
Monty
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