[...] problem in both cases was MySQL 5.0 broken group commit [...]
Comment: Group commit and real fsync
August 23, 2006 By 9 Comments
[...] Of course I would not say it is normal and nothing can be done in all cases. There are performance bugs, some of them as Innodb Scalability were known long before MySQL 5.0 was stable but were not fixed, others, such as broken group commit could have been handled better. [...]
Post: Watch out for Marketing benchmarks
August 23, 2006 By 7 Comments
….0 was stable but were not fixed, others, such as broken group commit could have been handled better. Same applies to comparing MySQL…
Comment: Jeremy Cole on MySQL Replication
June 14, 2006 By 12 Comments
My post in fact was too long, here’s the rest: Also, as you mentioned the issue of group commit being broken (see
Post: Using Flexviews - part one, introduction to materialized views
March 23, 2011 By 3 Comments
… SQL is built. All SQL can be broken down into relational algebra, which is convenient… the computation is likely expensive. Views containing grouping, aggregation, sorting, distinct or other conditions must…consistent point in time, with respect to committed transactions The processing can be done on…
