Re: [Phplib-users] MySQL Overload

[Chris J. <ch...@ch...>]

Yeah, not only is this not the forum for debating ACID tests, but it's not
even the forum for MySQL.  There exists several good mailing lists for
MySQL, and the original poster would get better answers by asking there.

This is, after all, the PHPLIB mailing list.

That said, after using MySQL on production servers for 3 years (although on
FreeBSD, not Linux), I will say this:  If MySQL is crashing, you either have
a problem with your Linux software or your MySQL software.  It is not a lack
of power or memory on your system.

If you think you have a MySQL bug or problem, be sure you have one of the
most recent releases from MySQL (visit www.mysql.com).  You should also
report the bug to the MySQL people.  See the "mysqlbug" command.

..chris

----- Original Message -----
From: "nathan r. hruby" <na...@ds...>

Before we all jump on
the Great DB flamfest again, lets all take a breath and remember "to each
their own."  This isn't the forum for debating ACIDity issues or what DB
rocks more.

-n
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nathan hruby
na...@ds...
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