I'm facing a bizare problem with my LAMP.

For I'm preparing the webserver for one event, I have some simple
tests on the server.
I write a php script in which I run about 3000 queries against mysql
db(loop the same query for 3000 times). The queries are simple, just
select * from some table(this table only has about 100,000 records).
But this script told me it cost about 85 seconds!! I have set Apache,
MySQL and PHP on my own machine where the same script cost less than 1
second.
I can't find any error in php or mysql logs.
Server: Red Hat AS 5, Apache 2.2.3, PHP 5.1.6, MySQL 5.0.22 (these are
buddled with red hat)

Anyone, please me.

On 11 5 , 11 36 , "DarkPilg...@gmail.com" <DarkPilg...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I'm facing a bizare problem with my LAMP.
>
> For I'm preparing the webserver for one event, I have some simple
> tests on the server.
> I write a php script in which I run about 3000 queries against mysql
> db(loop the same query for 3000 times). The queries are simple, just
> select * from some table(this table only has about 100,000 records).
> But this script told me it cost about 85 seconds!! I have set Apache,
> MySQL and PHP on my own machine where the same script cost less than 1
> second.
> I can't find any error in php or mysql logs.
> Server: Red Hat AS 5, Apache 2.2.3, PHP 5.1.6, MySQL 5.0.22 (these are
> buddled with red hat)
>
> Anyone, please me.

I do modified my.cnf but I think it should has no affect on this.
I changed back_log from 50 to 100, and max_connections from 100 to
3000m key_buffer_size to 256MB

On 11 5 , 11 36 , "DarkPilg...@gmail.com" <DarkPilg...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I'm facing a bizare problem with my LAMP.
>
> For I'm preparing the webserver for one event, I have some simple
> tests on the server.
> I write a php script in which I run about 3000 queries against mysql
> db(loop the same query for 3000 times). The queries are simple, just
> select * from some table(this table only has about 100,000 records).
> But this script told me it cost about 85 seconds!! I have set Apache,
> MySQL and PHP on my own machine where the same script cost less than 1
> second.
> I can't find any error in php or mysql logs.
> Server: Red Hat AS 5, Apache 2.2.3, PHP 5.1.6, MySQL 5.0.22 (these are
> buddled with red hat)
>
> Anyone, please me.

Now I don't know whether this is a problem. Because I run this on my
Virtual Machine(ubuntu 7.0.4 server). It costs about 80 seconds as
well. I fogot to say my own machine is Windows (Core 6300, 2GB
Kingston DDRII 667). The server is Pentium 820, 2GB Kinston DDR400.

I found the problem now. Ur...
I didn't enale query_cache(query_cache_size=0)
Ha.Anyway, I'm not familiar with MySQL configuration( fine tuning)

On Nov 4, 10:58 pm, "DarkPilg...@gmail.com" <DarkPilg...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I found the problem now. Ur...
> I didn't enale query_cache(query_cache_size=0)
> Ha.Anyway, I'm not familiar with MySQL configuration( fine tuning)

Good job figuring out your issue!

Hopefully a ful reminder: If you're executing the same query 3000
times, you might benefit from using a prepared statement. You can
prepare the statement outside of the loop, and then loop through 3000
times binding new values and executing the statement.

Good luck.

On 11 5 , 4 38 , Aaron Saray <102degr...@102degrees.com> wrote:
> On Nov 4, 10:58 pm, "DarkPilg...@gmail.com" <DarkPilg...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > I found the problem now. Ur...
> > I didn't enale query_cache(query_cache_size=0)
> > Ha.Anyway, I'm not familiar with MySQL configuration( fine tuning)
>
> Good job figuring out your issue!
>
> Hopefully a ful reminder: If you're executing the same query 3000
> times, you might benefit from using a prepared statement. You can
> prepare the statement outside of the loop, and then loop through 3000
> times binding new values and executing the statement.
>
> Good luck.

Thx for your reply and advice, Aaron Saray.