Re: Partitioning table by timestamp column type
Posted by:
Rick James
Date: March 25, 2011 07:02PM
It's a rare MySQL box that cannot sustain 100 queries per second, once certain naughties are taken care of. (100/sec = 8 million/day)
30K transactions per day -- yawn.
30K transactions per minute -- interesting.
You don't need to pursue PARTITIONing for speed. Anyway, PARTITION does not necessarily provide any speed improvement.
If you have individual queries that are running "too slow", let's optimize them. I made a 1-line change in a SELECT last week; it decreased the CPU on the box from 25% to 2%. Sometimes adding the 'right' index can speed up a query by 100x.
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