performance: mysql + add. index

performance: mysql + add. index

Saturday 06 March 2004 10:41:22 am - 3 replies

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Paul Borgermans

Sunday 07 March 2004 4:40:54 am

Hi Emil,

I suppose read access is faster (but how much, given most of the processing time is spent inside templates?). Do you see a degradation in updating content?

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-paul

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Georg Franz

Sunday 07 March 2004 7:20:04 am

Hi Paul,

the very strange thing: Inserting or updating content is a bit faster too (1 up to 2 seconds). But I don't have tested that a lot. My db has 300 MB, the largest tables are ezcontentobject_atribute (around 300.000 entries) and ezsearch_object_word_link (1.7 mio. entries). I am using mysql 4.1 and have turned the query cache on.

In the other case (if inserting is slowing down the system) I would also accept more indexes because over 90% of the queries are select queries.

Kind regards,
Emil.

Best wishes,
Georg.

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kevin wei

Friday 06 January 2006 7:37:48 pm

is this tips still useful under EZ 3.7.2?

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