On Tue, Jun 29, 2004 at 08:46:35PM -0400, Alejandro Heyworth wrote:
> Eric,
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> I'm looking for a way to eliminate the construction, transmission, and
> parsing of the long multi-row INSERT queries that we are issuing from our
> client app. Since we are inserting 200k rows a shot, we're looking
Eric,
I'm looking for a way to eliminate the construction, transmission, and
parsing of the long multi-row INSERT queries that we are issuing from our
client app. Since we are inserting 200k rows a shot, we're looking for
every boost that we can find.
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> 06/25/2004 03:48 PM Subject: Memory to Memory INSERTS
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> Hi!
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> I'm looking for a better way to insert large numbers of rows from a client
> application that i
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Shawn,
Very Interesting idea. I definitely want to look into this a bit more.
I fear though that the bin-logs might be written first to disk before they
are copied over to the replicas.
Another member of my team mentioned there might be a way to issue direct
MyISAM table INSERTS. She suggested
Hi!
I'm looking for a better way to insert large numbers of rows from a client
application that is sampling physical data in real-time. In our case, we
are using a C "double hipvalues[100]" cyclical array to buffer our
sampled values.
We're currently creating large query strings similar to
