Hi Roberto, I do believe the idea of the thread pool was to get rid of the one thread/connection paradigm, so all connections will be served by potentially all threads. Michael On 16 September 2013 02:03, Roberto Spadim <roberto@spadim.com.br> wrote:
Hi guys, I'm testing threadpool on windows with mariadb 10.0.4
I'm running server with this command line: C:\Program Files\mariadb-10.0.4-win32\bin>mysqld --datadir=..\data\ --log_error=..\log --port=3306 --thread_pool_max_threads=3
Now I'm connected with 10 clients: 2 rootlocalhost:41859 mysqlSleep 5 0.000 3root localhost:41860 Sleep18 0.0004 rootlocalhost:41861 Sleep 13 0.000 5root localhost:41862 Sleep11 0.0006 rootlocalhost:41867 Sleep 17 0.000 7root localhost:41955 Sleep9 0.0008 rootlocalhost:41966 Sleep 4 0.000 9root localhost:41969 Query0 initshow processlist 0.00010 rootlocalhost:42029 Sleep 9 0.000 11rootlocalhost:42032Sleep 4 0.000
*generated 2013-09-15 22:02:41 by HeidiSQL 8.0.0.4464<http://www.heidisql.com/> *
My question is... how i know what thread pool is running each connection?
-- Roberto Spadim SPAEmpresarial
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