Thanks. :)
Robert
> Hi Tom
>
> These are the lines:
>
> USE dbmail;
>
> alter table mailboxes add index (name);
> alter table mailboxes add index (owner_idnr);
> alter table mailboxes add index (is_subscribed);
> alter table messages add index (mailbox_idnr);
> alter table messages add index (se
Hi Tom
These are the lines:
USE dbmail;
alter table mailboxes add index (name);
alter table mailboxes add index (owner_idnr);
alter table mailboxes add index (is_subscribed);
alter table messages add index (mailbox_idnr);
alter table messages add index (seen_flag);
alter table messages add ind
Jacques,
Were those the ones about new indexes and tables to add
on dbmail?
Robert
> Take a look at the archive i ask 2 or 3 weeks ago about
> the speed of dbmail compare to uwimap.
>
> Somebody give me 6 or 7 sql statements to add to dbmail.
>
> The response time after addind the statements made
Take a look at the archive i ask 2 or 3 weeks ago about
the speed of dbmail compare to uwimap.
Somebody give me 6 or 7 sql statements to add to dbmail.
The response time after addind the statements made dbmail
70% faster
Jacques
"Robert L. Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a dit :
>
> I am using db
I am using dbmail 1.1 with mysql.
I have these default settings below for mysqld.
Is there anything I need to make larger or
smaller to make mysql faster working with DBmail?
Robert
Possible variables for option --set-variable (-O) are:
back_log current value: 50
bdb_cache_size
