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Is somebody deliberately turning on the InnoDB monitor, or is some
setting turn it on automatically?
It dumps data to the MySQL error log file every 15 seconds listing a
bunch of status and every transaction that's been done since the last
one, and that comes to several hundred megs of log file after a few
days, which can only be freed from the disk by deleting the log file
and restarting MySQL.
So if anyone knows a way to have it not start up, that would be nice. :)
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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Is somebody deliberately turning on the InnoDB monitor, or is some
setting turn it on automatically?
It dumps data to the MySQL error log file every 15 seconds listing a
bunch of status and every transaction that's been done since the last
one, and that comes to several hundred megs of log file after a few
days, which can only be freed from the disk by deleting the log file
and restarting MySQL.
So if anyone knows a way to have it not start up, that would be nice. :)
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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