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Re: partition table performance (vs sql server 2005)
Posted by: fz wsc
Date: July 21, 2006 08:55PM

Hi Mikael,

Thanks for your reply.

> InnoDB has clustered index support as well.

My test results show that Sql server 2005's clustered index without partition table is TOO MUCH slower than `partition_table+clustered_index` for the former `batch delete+insert+select` SQL statement. So I guess, to beat Sql server 2005(batch delete & batch insert & select), the similar tech should be adopted.

To make `batch delete and batch insert` fast, I have to partitioned the table by I1; But most of the queries are on V1,I2.

I also tried to partitioned the table by V1 or V1+I2 but the speed for `batch delete&insert` are very slow.

If partititon by I1 and use (V1+I2+ID) as primary key(to use clustered index), the batch delete and insert take about 800 seconds to complete while `select...` takes about 4 seconds.

> The query with LIKE 'abcd%' cannot really be improved by partitioning,
> at least not in MySQL 5.1. I'm currently working on a variant of
> partitioning which will be suitable for this type as well.

Maybe my case is not uncommon. How can I help(i.e. test)?

Regards,



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/21/2006 11:14PM by fz wsc.

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