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Guest KyleCannon

I don't know about how you guys have the database set up but if you are pretty MySQL savvy switch from MyISAM to InnoDB... it does multiple transactions at once and row level versus table level locking. It will improve a lot of speed if done correctly and most likely fix the IPS Driver Error.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/innodb-overview.html

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/innodb.html

If you need more insight, I can provide it.. very savvy with PHP/MySQL.

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never got a pop up from this site until 2 minutes ago. when I posted a reply, about 38 new windows opened up all with the same topic and just kept coming until I ctrl+alt+delt and ended the process for iexplorer. idk if it was due to the site or just my computer acting up but my laptop is less then a week old so who knows

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I don't know about how you guys have the database set up but if you are pretty MySQL savvy switch from MyISAM to InnoDB... it does multiple transactions at once and row level versus table level locking. It will improve a lot of speed if done correctly and most likely fix the IPS Driver Error.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/innodb-overview.html

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/innodb.html

If you need more insight, I can provide it.. very savvy with PHP/MySQL.

just finished a mysql class. oh how that site looks familiar :P

i got one pop up. it was like a windows pop up, and it said 'test' so i just clicked ok and went on about my business

 

 

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If an admin is reading this, Repair the database and it will optimize and fix any problems with the database. Also, check out my other post.

there is no repair database option.

only repair tables, and there are 100 table(s) and 728,688 records, thats gonna take a minute.

steve, if you need help on repairing the db lmk

Edit, i havent seen any pop up's.

David

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Guest KyleCannon

never said run the repair database option... i just said repair it in general... repairing the tables will help it significantly... i have run table repairs on 500 million record tables... it takes a minute or two... or twenty (depending on your hard drive speeds and i/o load) but it will fix a lot of problems if there are inconsistencies. InnoDB is another option to help with the site slowness.

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