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| From: | Dan Nelson | Date: | March 15 2000 6:08pm |
| Subject: | Re: mysql -O doesn't set variables properly | ||
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In the last episode (Mar 15), Mark Maggelet said: > Hi there, > If I do: > mysqld -O table_cache=200 & > > and then type mysqld -O I get: > > ... > table_cache current value: 64 > ... > > what happened to 200? Nothing. You ran mysqld twice. The second process has no idea you ran the first one. If you want to see the settings on a running mysqld, run "mysqladmin variables". -- Dan Nelson dnelson@stripped
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| • mysql -O doesn't set variables properly | Mark Maggelet | 15 Mar |
| • Re: mysql -O doesn't set variables properly | sinisa | 15 Mar |
| • Re: mysql -O doesn't set variables properly | Dan Nelson | 15 Mar |
