Quicker Startup with -A?
When I log into MySQL and USE a database (e.g.: "USE projects;"), I get a message telling me that the system is reading table information...and that I "can turn off this feature to get a quicker startup with -A."
However, I'm not clear how to use the proffered "-A". I tried adding it to the MySQL invocation from the command line (e.g.: "mysql -A -u myname -p") but I still got the message upon USEing a database. Likewise when I tried adding it to the USE command within MySQL (e.g.: "USE projects -A"). When I tried putting the "-A" before the database name, I got an error message.
Admittedly, I'm not using any databases so large that I notice any lag in opening them, but I have in mind a project that could grow quite large. Anyone have any clues to offer on what this "quicker startup with -A" means in practice?
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Quicker Startup with -A?
October 03, 2012 07:03PM
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