Mark,
I guess MyCC uses SHOW TABLE STATUS to determine COUNT(*) of a table to
the
MyCC display. For InnoDB it only gives an approximate value based on 10
random dives into the table's clustered index tree.
It is my plan to implement a fast COUNT(*) for InnoDB in 2002 or 2003.
Then
we will get the accurate number instantaneously, just like for MyISAM type
tables.
Best regards,
Heikki
Innobase Oy
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Hi,
I am using MYCC v.0.8.4 alpha and MySQL 4.0.4. I have several tables
that when I switch the table type from MyISAM to InnoDB MyCC returns an
incorrect number of records display. If I open a SQL window and execute
a 'Select count(*)' against any of the InnoDB tables I do get the
correct record count. Refreshing the display in MyCC has no effects.