Yeah, Just entering the mysql command line client, typing the keyword
'status' , you'll get the absolute value.
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2010/12/22 Wagn
The response of table_cahe's new values is not imedite. MySQL cache
engine will putting new objects in cache on demand intead of to replace
them. Configure new table_cahe value at my.cnf or your configuration file,
restart mysqld e going on monitoring. Let time pass and see what happen.
Best regard
How did you adjust this variable? Stay it in my.cnf or just set it?
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2010/11/24 Machiel Richards
> Hi All
>
> Maybe someone
Hi All
Maybe someone can help me with this one.
We have set the table_cache to 1024, however the open tables
value stays 64 of 64.
Everything I checked stated that the open tables is related to
the table_cache variable.
Can someone please assist on why the value i
