Pelletier, Robert wrote:
> Wouldn't the simplest way to handle that kind of load
to use the
> partitionning fonctionnality of MySQL 5.1?
Excellent shot Robert!
I had looked into MySQL documentation but for the wrong
keyword. Unfortunately
we're still at MySQL 4.1.x and my suggested patch is a quick
and not-so-dirty
workaround.
So probably Mark will mention this possibility in the
documentation rather
than think of how to implement my suggested feature. No
problem.
> I've got a 81GB / 0.5G rows log database set up like
that giving me good
> speed and stability. MySQL does the whole job for you,
nothing to change in
> the application.
Nice to meet someone that has a large database too!
Paolo
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