By matt
via jroller.com
Published: Jul 11 2006 / 10:39
MySQL Administrator is one of the graphical tools MySQL provide to manage their database servers. Apart from other things like server daemon control and a log file viewer this tool includes visual controls to display the load of the database server.
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dschneller replied ago:
In MySQL5 there is a steady activity on some handlers, probably caused by the status queries themselves. This does not happen in 4.1. I have issued a support call with MySQL and will see what to do about it.
dschneller replied ago:
I posted a followup containg a workaround. Seems to be known bug, but will only be fixed in 5.1
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