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May
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answered How to increase fast backup and restore of 500GB database using mysqldump?
May
14
answered Having too many connection problem
May
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comment Having too many connection problem
What is the max_connections set to? Is it a new problem that you face all of a sudden from already existing application ? Check the time that it takes to complete each cron threads triggered.
May
9
comment Master updates Slave but not Master itself
@Mike - I didn't see any such error type in error log. It has info about recovery as Recovering after a crash using mysql-bin Starting crash recovery... Crash recovery finished.
May
6
comment Master updates Slave but not Master itself
No assumptions I would like to keep here for Crash recovery. @NathanJolly - Slave takes information from Master's binlog, and that is how Slave DB server gets updated. ( I can get convinced when before flushing to disk the DB server got crashed and that is why I get previous internval data on Master) . But what about the lines that found missing for me in Master binlog??
May
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May
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comment Master updates Slave but not Master itself
Ok my server parameters are sync_binlog = 0 and innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2. Now if I need to follow this logic, then would it be possible for Master to remove lines from what it had committed in binary logs after restart?
Apr
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Apr
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Apr
16
comment Myisam Mysql server crashed
what do you find in err log?
Apr
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asked Slave lags ONLY when long running sql runs
Apr
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revised Mysql innoDB write operations are extremely slow
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Apr
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answered Mysql innoDB write operations are extremely slow
Apr
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asked Mysql DB server hits 400% CPU
Apr
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accepted Master Slave Replication in Mysql
Apr
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Apr
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comment ibdata1 grows exponentially when innodb_file_per_table is configured
I didn't understand you. What are the steps you have taken to convert the Database server in PER-TABLE model.
Apr
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comment ibdata1 grows exponentially when innodb_file_per_table is configured
Have they configured existing DB data to per-table model? If yes, can you explain how did they configure to per-table?
Apr
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comment ibdata1 grows exponentially when innodb_file_per_table is configured
Let me know if you ever heard of this.(heard of what?)