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There isn't one patch that you could apply to get table_stats & user_stats from the Facebook or Google patches for MySQL. Your best options are to use either Percona Server or MariaDB.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 1:44 PM, <bill....@serverside-ts.com> wrote:
Hi,Today I was looking for something that could tell me about index utilization in mysql. I would like to find and remove unused indexeson a database I just started working with. Apparently the user stats "patch" will allow this information.We are running mysql v5.0.84 on FreeBSD 7.2-STABLE
- Can we use a version of user stats with the version of mysql we are using?
- Where is the download for this? I keep getting redirected to this Percona site which appears to be it's own version of mysql. I can't introduce a change like that right now.
- Is this just an isolated drop in for mysql? Like I said, I need to minimize change as I am the new guy on this project and can't bring in the shutgun this early in the game
Any info you can provide is appreciated.ThanksBill
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Hi Bill. We don't have any maintained MySQL 5.0 patches left. We have a 5.1 user stats patch on a branch here: https://code.google.com/p/google-mysql/It's pretty far up our branch tree, however, so it may be tricky to apply by itself.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 1:44 PM, <bill....@serverside-ts.com> wrote:
Hi,Today I was looking for something that could tell me about index utilization in mysql. I would like to find and remove unused indexeson a database I just started working with. Apparently the user stats "patch" will allow this information.We are running mysql v5.0.84 on FreeBSD 7.2-STABLE
- Can we use a version of user stats with the version of mysql we are using?
- Where is the download for this? I keep getting redirected to this Percona site which appears to be it's own version of mysql. I can't introduce a change like that right now.
- Is this just an isolated drop in for mysql? Like I said, I need to minimize change as I am the new guy on this project and can't bring in the shutgun this early in the game
Any info you can provide is appreciated.ThanksBill
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