Hi.
On Fri 2002-12-20 at 10:13:57 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi .
> Simple but still tricky question : what mean 'thread' in mysql's server
> point of view ?
> I've set the thread_cache_size=30 in my.cnf .
>
> I use Mysql with Php and my aplication's behaviour is like this :
> connect ->
> select
> update
> insert
> select
> ....etc..
> disconnect;
>
> This(above) is a thread that mysql caches ? If so , i don't think i can
> benefit from thread cache because my threads
> are very different from one to another :) .
The thread cache does not care, what a thread had executed. It is
about saving the destroy/create cycle, when your app disconnects and
the next one connects. So it is about re-using an existing thread for
the next connection, instead of creating a new one for each new
connection.
HTH,
Benjamin.
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