Re: Table wirth several billion entries
Peter Jefferson wrote:
> Problem is- can I pump a billion or more entries
> into one InndoDB table and still hope to perform
> selects on it? Right now it takes about 1.4ms per
> insert (using jdbc and batch execution). I started
> a test run over the weekend to insert a
> tree-structure. Right now there are 34M entries
> and a select count(KEYID) from TABLE takes 15
> secs. Ok, these results suggest that it is too
> heavy ;-) but maybe I just have a bad setup. Iam
> still new to database handling.
There are known issues with COUNT() on InnoDB tables. In some cases, InnoDB has to perform a full table scan to get the count. MyISAM tables don't have this problem
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