[Tfug] MySql and rsync
Stephen Hooper
stephen.hooper at gmail.com
Tue Apr 17 22:49:05 MST 2007
On 4/17/07, Terence Rudkin <trudkin at gmail.com> wrote:
> Any MySQL experts out there?
> My company has a program using rsync to load files into a mysql database.
> It appears to mostly work, but some files are not getting inserted. The
> process is loading about 5 records a second / 16k hour, not sure how big a
> record is.
> Anyone with expertise is using rsync with mysql? Or even Mysql tuning
>
Hi Terence,
Can you be more specific about what types of files you are rsyncing?
Are they flat files? Files containing formatted data (like in a CSV
form)?
>From your description, I am imagining files that are being saved in
one place (say JPG's from a web application), and then rsynced to a
server with a MySQL database where something comes by, picks them up,
and does an SQL insert. Am I close?
How about files with a bunch of outgoing phone calls separated by
tabs, and dumped by a PBX every night, then rsynced to a server with a
MySQL database where something comes by, picks them up, reads them in,
breaks out the appropriate fields, and makes a bunch of SQL inserts.
Am I closer with that one?
Anyways, I would say that whatever answer you get depends a lot on the
types of files... (but, in any case I am not a MySQL expert :) ).
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