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Right, so how can I get it?<br />
Do I have to update to the latest mysqlserver?<br />

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Right, so how can I get it?
Do I have to update to the latest mysqlserver?


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Hi,<br />
<br />
Updating might be a solution. I don't know if the latest you can get has the program in.<br />
Seems that 5.1.23 has it as far as I can tell.<br />
Of course, the alternative would be to build it yourself.<br />
<br />
Cheers,<br />
Adrian Pop/
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Hi,

Updating might be a solution. I don't know if the latest you can get has the program in.
Seems that 5.1.23 has it as far as I can tell.
Of course, the alternative would be to build it yourself.

Cheers,
Adrian Pop/

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Yea the current version I have is 5.0.45 (last stable before 5.1) so just need to upgrade to latest 5.1<br />
<br />
:-)<br />
Thanks - made me look at version numbers more.<br />
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Yea the current version I have is 5.0.45 (last stable before 5.1) so just need to upgrade to latest 5.1

:-)
Thanks - made me look at version numbers more.



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Hi there,<br />
<br />
Was just reading about using mysqlslap for query / stress testing - but I can't seem to find it on my two dev machines!<br />
Both are running mysql5 - but I just can't seem to locate it anywhere. The manual says to just type it in at the shell, but I get.<br />
<br />
[nick@local ~] mysqlslap<br />
bash: mysqlslap: command not found<br />
<br />
Even doing a whereis or locate can't find this mysqlslap!<br />
<br />
argh!
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Hi there,

Was just reading about using mysqlslap for query / stress testing - but I can't seem to find it on my two dev machines!
Both are running mysql5 - but I just can't seem to locate it anywhere. The manual says to just type it in at the shell, but I get.

[nick@local ~] mysqlslap
bash: mysqlslap: command not found

Even doing a whereis or locate can't find this mysqlslap!

argh!

Mysqlslap - where is it hidden?

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