4 messages in com.mysql.lists.win32Re: Over 30 connections possible?
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Chandra18 May 1999 21:47 
Michael Widenius23 May 1999 17:57 
Chandra26 May 1999 03:10 
Michael Widenius29 May 1999 04:18 
Subject:Re: Over 30 connections possible?
From:Chandra (chan@cbmi.org.au)
Date:05/26/1999 03:10:34 AM
List:com.mysql.lists.win32

Thanks Monty, I just heard it in passing at a delphi user group meeting. I am not sure which OS it was in connection with.

However, a further query. Does MySql support transation processing?

Do you recommend MySql as the best freeware (for non-commercial) DBMS on the market? Sorry this is probably too broad a question. But if you have any comments it would be appreciated. I guess for me the other option at the moment is interbase 4 which is offered free for the linux platform I understand.

Thanks Chandran

Michael Widenius wrote:

"Chandra" == Chandra <chan@cbmi.org.au> writes:

Chandra> I recently heard that mysql performs poorly when the no. of Chandra> connections reach over 30. Is this true?

Chandra> Thanks Chandra> Chandran

Hi!

I am not aware of anything like this. MySQL is just creating a thread per connection, so if there is some problem on some specific OS, this is probably a OS related problem. For example on Linux, there are users with runs MySQL with hundreds of active connections.

Where did you here this and for what OS was this ? If this was on Windows machine, then this is probably because NT/Win98 is really terrible when it comes to handling thread switching under high load!

Regards, Monty