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Originally Posted by mikesouth
its all gonna depend on the database design and the use.
if your db is well designed and queries are optimized and simple then yes.
If you are doing transactions, live updates, complex queries then you probably will not be happy with the performance, but if yer doing all of that you shouldnt be running it on mysql, you should be looking at Oracle or something. spread the DB across a couple of servers and load balance everything.
its all gonna depend on the usage.
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okie. this helps.,
only2 columns per table,
1 uniq id and another is numbers.
so i guess this is very simple
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Originally Posted by grumpy
some stats of mine
This MySQL server has been running for 149 days, 15 hours, 52 minutes and 29 seconds. It started up on Sep 09, 2011 at 10:30 PM.
Query statistics: Since its startup, 8,478,380,495 queries have been sent to the server.
Traffic 1 ø per hour
Received 631 GiB 180 MiB
Sent 18 TiB 5,111 MiB
Total 18 TiB 5,291 MiB
No probs, using 16Mb of ram
4k of tables
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good, this is awesome.,
but mine is not only db server its all in one server like apache, mail , database.
anyways, i m gonna give it a go on my current server.,
thanks