NLM= Novell Loadable Module
>>> Egor Egorov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/10/04 4:09:13 PM >>>
"Mark Goldfarb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I saw the script. I am actually fine running a shutdown on the
server
> prior to each backup. Veritas BackupExec supports running commands
> prior and after eac
On Thursday 10 June 2004 15:09, Egor Egorov might have typed:
> "Mark Goldfarb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I saw the script. I am actually fine running a shutdown on the server
> > prior to each backup. Veritas BackupExec supports running commands
> > prior and after each backup. The problem
"Mark Goldfarb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I saw the script. I am actually fine running a shutdown on the server
> prior to each backup. Veritas BackupExec supports running commands
> prior and after each backup. The problem I am having is if I run the
> mysqladmin --shutdown command, it gene
I saw the script. I am actually fine running a shutdown on the server
prior to each backup. Veritas BackupExec supports running commands
prior and after each backup. The problem I am having is if I run the
mysqladmin --shutdown command, it generates a message saying NLM has
been shutdown, press
"Mark Goldfarb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. Hope someone can help me. I am running MySQL on a NetWare 6.x
> server. I am using Veritas BackupExec. I currently manually copy the
> files before a backup or manually unload the MySQL server. I would like
> to automate the backup. What is t
Hi Chris
We're running MySQL on NetWare6.5 with good performance & stability. About
20GB with InnoDB and a "simple replication" enabled (M -> S).
This database will grow up to 200GB in a year (with 400 active connections).
We did tests and we liked.
We'll set up another 2 servers to run a 100GB
It's funny you should mention that thread, as it's what peaked my curiosity.
Everyone on the SQLBase forums reckons that NetWare has this limit. The
reason I'm asking for
clarification is that the post in the "InnoDB in Production" thread did
not mention how the InnoDB
table space was split up (
On Tue, Dec 16, 2003 at 11:12:43AM +1100, Chris Nolan wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I was wondering if anyone on the list currently runs MySQL on Novell
> NetWare. Any comments about performance relative to MySQL
> on similar hardware running a different OS?
See the "InnoDB in Production" thread from las
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> I'll bet there are several people in Provo, Utah that could be convinced
to
> do the po
I'll bet there are several people in Provo, Utah that could be convinced to
do the port.
Curtis
Sinisa Milivojevic said:
> Adolfo Amo writes:
>> Hi!
>> We are ineterested in the possibility of using MySQL on Netware
>> plataform.
>> After visit MySQL website, we've found that you are interested
Adolfo Amo writes:
> Hi!
> We are ineterested in the possibility of using MySQL on Netware
> plataform.
> After visit MySQL website, we've found that you are interested in
> someone to do this port.
> Our questions are: What are the requeriments to do this? You need
> someone to compile the source
I have replied to this before and you would have found it in the archives too. Novell
lacks a thread library! If you can port a thread library or write your own, you maybe
able to get it to work. The thread library is the key to making MySQL work. If you
have that, you are 95% there!
--
Richar
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