Doesn't sound like an unreasonable network delay to me. Anything else
happening on your network? It's probably nothing to do with MySQL.
John Bonnett
-----Original Message-----
From: Stepan V. Borodulin [mailto:fore...@konservator.ru]
Sent: Friday, 15 August 2003 9:08 PM
To: win...@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Too slow speed of SELECT in mySQL 4.1 alpha (0.2s delay)
Hello all,
Can anybody tell me something about such problem?
MySQL running with InnoDB on P4 2800MHz 800MHz FSB, 2GB RAM (1GB
InnoDB memory). Database is not so big - <400MB with all indexes, i.e.
all database is in RAM.
All updates and inserts take <0.001s.
But queries such as SELECT * FROM ... (very small table), SHOW TABLES
etc. takes approximately 0.2s.
If client is connected to localhost, not from LAN, SELECTs take
<0.001s.
Queries with summing and filtering, issued on big tables (more 150000
records, more 50MB of data), take time_at_localhost+0.2s :)))
We cann't find any reasons for this 0.2s delay.