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Large data question
Posted by: Tim Smith
Date: December 04, 2008 01:53AM

Hi,

I have a large dataset (5mil + records).

I am using a MATCH AGAINST syntax to query the data within a stored procedure.

Also, within that stored procedure I am using SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS and FOUND_ROWS() also to get the total number of records returned.

My question is that if I use a new term to search against my indexed fulltext keys, the query is initially slow(ish) afyer that, however, any subsequent calls are quick.

Is this the way the index works? It will store what has been queried in the past and make this readily available (in the key buffer cache?)

Is there any way to make my queries quick from the outset.

The table type I am using by the way is MyISAM.

Thanks in advance.

Tim

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