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| From: | Andrew Sayers | Date: | October 14 2008 4:36am |
| Subject: | Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | ||
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Rick Gutleber wrote: > Are there any tips or tricks or secrets about making the most out of > using MySQL++ for doing heavy I/O that anyone has come across or figured > out? I doubt you'll find any ++ish speed benefits - my experience is that you're better off looking for ways to cut layers out, rather than add them in. I make extensive use of the 'mysqldump' command, which gives me a massive speed boost for lots of small inserts, though I have no evidence for many large inserts. You might have better luck with doing a 'LOAD DATA INFILE' per value for long strings. - Andrew
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| • Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Rick Gutleber | 13 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Andrew Sayers | 14 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Warren Young | 14 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Rick Gutleber | 14 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Warren Young | 15 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Rick Gutleber | 15 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Warren Young | 15 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Rick Gutleber | 15 Oct |
| • Re: Using MySQL++ with lots and lots of data | Warren Young | 15 Oct |
