Re: COUNT(*) on innodb
Posted by:
Jacky Shu
Date: November 24, 2005 12:55PM
Thanks Jay.
The performance of count(*) on innodb table is quite disappointing.
I used a small box to test a table contains around 10M rows,
it took 12 minutes!
I also tried SHOW TABLE STATUS, the row number is nothing close to accurate.
As the solution using a counter table, that means recoding in each INSERT/DELETE for each table. :-(
I'm evaluating InnoDB storage engine because of lacking for referential integrity, it is too hard to keep data clean.
Also in the replicatoin scenario, if a job on master is killed, there is no way to know how much rows are affected in the previous job. The log on slave can only tell me the job is killed.
Jacky Shu
OCPDBA, MCDBA
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