Hi Thorleif,
As specified in the ARC case, the layout for MySQL will be
/usr/mysql/5.0 (similar to that of Postgresql)
Regards,
Ritu
Thorleif Wiik wrote:
>Hi,
>
>from the end user perspective, it would be great to have a similar MySQL
>directory layout as postgresql on Solaris 10 U4.
>
>e.g.
>
Great reading,
it seems like most major Linux distributions are following the
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard:
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/
In the light of Project Indiana, is that something we should follow?
Jan S
Brandorr wrote:
> Read through this thread for a discussion of MySQL installation
Hi,
from the end user perspective, it would be great to have a similar MySQL
directory layout as postgresql on Solaris 10 U4.
e.g.
/usr/postgres/[version]/
/usr/mysql/[version]/
Great with postgresql are some details, for example that the jdbc driver
is already in /usr/postgres/8.2/jdbc/postg
An update...
Jan S Berg wrote:
> Thanks for the input, I have posted also on the database-discuss list.
>
> Are there defaults for where to put application configuration files?
It seems like there could be three different approaches:
-Apache puts it under /etc/apache
-MySQL in Fedora/Red Hat put
Thanks for the input, I have posted also on the database-discuss list.
Are there defaults for where to put application configuration files?
And also for MySQL there might be a default for where to put database
logfiles and datafiles. Since datafiles for a database could be rather
big, a default
Jyri Virkki wrote:
> Jan S Berg wrote:
>> First we want to use studio12 as compiler, as that gives quite much
>> higher performance gain (using new compiler flags in studio12).
>> We would like databases to work as good as possible on Solaris, and
>> especially we would like to have performance n
Jan S Berg wrote:
>
> First we want to use studio12 as compiler, as that gives quite much
> higher performance gain (using new compiler flags in studio12).
> We would like databases to work as good as possible on Solaris, and
> especially we would like to have performance numbers favorable over L
Hi all,
I am working at the database technology group at Sun, and have started
working on writing a ARC case for putting MySQL into OpenSolaris under
webstack. Since Apache and PHP is already there, MySQL will be the last
piece to complete the SAMP stack. So I have some questions that should
b
> First we want to use studio12 as compiler, as that gives quite much
> higher performance gain (using new compiler flags in studio12).
> We would like databases to work as good as possible on Solaris, and
> especially we would like to have performance numbers favorable over Linux :)
> I see that t
