martin

El Mié 31 Dic 2003 16:25, escribió:


right now.


Please try to reply in a way that I can see what part of the message is from
whom, and reply to the list also.

1) You defenetly need to read the Manuals of your database (MySQL in this
case), and try to get help from a MySQL user-list.[1]
2) The load has nothing to do with who is or not on the server. If the MySQL
server is on linux, put "top" on a shell from that server and see if any
MySQL child loads up. You may have a lock or something that prevents the
update from finishing.

[1] I am a PostgreSQL user and in the PG lists there has been lots of
disscution about how good the tutorials are for the newbies. I personally
think that the big problem with newbies is that they just don't read.

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