Re: mySQL 5
Re: mySQL 5
- Subject: Re: mySQL 5
- From: Andrew Lindesay <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 07:38:13 +1300
Hello;
Does anybody here have troubles with MySQL somehow leaking memory at
the client end when long-run batch processes are occuring? I have had
memory issues on two projects and identified the probably cause as the
involvement of MySQL. One project uses three database products, and I
can't do anything about the database products in use. The other I was
able to migrate to PostgreSQL and the problem is no longer present.
I've tried a number of different versions of everything with no
improvement and although there's talk of it on various forums, I don't
actually see a resolution.
The other thing I'm interested in is how you manage deferred
referential integrity checking as this seems to be a feature which is
missing from the MySQL product?
cheers.
we use 5 (we didn't upgrade from 4, we moved from openbase). no
problems at all with webobjects.
...
I was wondering if anyone that is using mySQL has upgraded from
mySQL 4 to mySQL 5? If so, have you noticed any bugs or pitfalls?
Our hosting service is going to upgrade us soon and I do remember
that after the last upgrade we had some major problems due to some
changes to the data types in mySQL. (i.e. I remember it was
something to do with the new TEXT data type.
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Andrew Lindesay
technology : www.lindesay.co.nz
business : www.silvereye.co.nz
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