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Re: NOP optimises Group By? -solved
Posted by: Peter Griffioen
Date: September 13, 2010 08:15PM

Thanks Rick,

I'll make those changes.

On this beast I have 96GB of Ram so I've lazy setting efficient values for buffers. This is one of 4 big DBs on the machine. Others are Aus Global warming model prediction maps for 100 years into the future, all flora and fauna records, 100 years of fire maps as a DB similar to the spp DB.

However the DB I'm most proud of is the model controller which coordinates async mulithreaded distributed modelling software (up to 50 cores chugging data in and out). When we arc it up it runs for weeks over 10 or more machines! That uses MyIsam for a temporary map cache for the output of 900Mpixel multilayer maps (1-8gb). It shuffles BLOBs which I which I wish I could put in a RAM table. Generally these sections of the map are only in the table for a minute or two while the slowest core catches up so the map can be written in order. It generally recovers if a procesor falls over but failing that I generally wipe this table and restart the current model. If I may indugle 3 more questions:

RAM tables and BLOBS, is it going to happen?
And is it possible to switch off logging, rollback capability and all of the overhead normally associated with just that table?
And finally I have another(!) 96GB machine under my desk with Unbutu. Would that be a better MYSQL server?

Thanks again for you help. I realy appreciate it. And God am I impressed with the stability and power of MYSQL!

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