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  • September 13, 2006 at 10:17 am in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22235
    DARAB
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    What is indizis?

    September 9, 2006 at 6:05 pm in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22232
    DARAB
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    do the databases use different charsets?

    No.

    what happens if you set your my.ini settings to the same values as the slower machine has?

    No significant change.

    does the slower machine have a raid-disk-subsystem (or something like a cache-controller)?

    No.

    are the database engines on both machines the same? it looks like a bit like you would use INNO-DB for your laptop and myisam on the slower machine.

    INNO-DB for both.

    September 5, 2006 at 3:50 pm in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22229
    DARAB
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    I have changed the “Max Packet Size (in K:cool: for BULK INSERT statements” on the General tab of Preferences in SQLyog to 10000. I ran the import again and it has ben running for over 12 hours and it looks like it has 4-6 hours to go. This same import took 35 minutes on a slower machine. I've compared the my.ini files between the 2 machines and if there are differences, my machine that is taking such a long time to import has higher settings. The version of MySQL on the machine that imports in 35 minutes is a slightly older version and is an alpha. Could there be a different MySQL file that has parameters I need to change?

    September 4, 2006 at 8:09 pm in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22227
    DARAB
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    When you say “the BULK setting is an internal SQLyog setting” are you referring to the “Max Packet Size (in K:cool: for BULK INSERT statements” on the General tab of Preferences in SQLyog? If so, I have unchecked Get Server Default and set the Custom Size to 10000 but no performance improvement.

    September 4, 2006 at 7:11 pm in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22225
    DARAB
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    Sorry about that one post.

    I meant to say:

    Yes, I created the SQL statement file with SQLyog where I used the Export Database as SQL Statements…

    I forgot to mention that I'm importing SQL statements to my laptop locally so there is no network involved and it is still running slowly.

    I'm assuming I need to make a change in the my.ini file of MySQL to alter the BULK setting. Do you know what the variable name is for BULK?

    September 4, 2006 at 6:40 pm in reply to: Import From Sql Statements Slow #22223
    DARAB
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    Thanks for responding Peter.

    I forgot to mention that I'm importing SQL statements to my laptop locally so there is no network involved and it is still running slowly.

    I'm assuming I need to make a change in the my.ini file of MySQL to alter the BULK setting. Do you know what the variable name is for BULK?

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