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anything more robust than MySQL that is free or almost free for unix? <br />
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progresql ?
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anything more robust than MySQL that is free or almost free for unix?

progresql ?

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us111 is right go to MySQL site Ull find a lot of Benchmarks there !!!
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us111 is right go to MySQL site Ull find a lot of Benchmarks there !!!

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You are likely to find that the limit is really based upon the system it is running on.<br />
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Server speed, drive speed, caching, etc will limit the actually throughput.<br />
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The server may also be configured to restrict the throughput (bandwidth constriction) to stop flooding <br />
of the server.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Richard Quadling. 
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You are likely to find that the limit is really based upon the system it is running on.

Server speed, drive speed, caching, etc will limit the actually throughput.

The server may also be configured to restrict the throughput (bandwidth constriction) to stop flooding
of the server.

Regards,

Richard Quadling.

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I got a dual 800Mhz with 1gb of RAM<br />
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now.. it is up to 30 queries/sec avg .... up to how many queries can I go?!<br />
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those are mainly queries that add logs ..<br />
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and what would be the best way to spread the logs?<br />
I mean.. should I only keep the today's log in one table.. and at each day, transfert yesterday's log into another table? cuz it logs about 200k things per day..<br />
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so when stats page loads.. it takes quite a while ;-(
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I got a dual 800Mhz with 1gb of RAM

now.. it is up to 30 queries/sec avg .... up to how many queries can I go?!


those are mainly queries that add logs ..

and what would be the best way to spread the logs?
I mean.. should I only keep the today's log in one table.. and at each day, transfert yesterday's log into another table? cuz it logs about 200k things per day..

so when stats page loads.. it takes quite a while ;-(

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