Posts Tagged ‘mysqltuner’

MySQLTuner 0.9.1 available for Mandriva users

Thanks to some hard work from Oden Eriksson and Frederik Himpe, MySQLTuner 0.9.1 is available in a Mandriva package.

MySQLTuner v0.9.1 is now available

MySQLTuner v0.9.1 is now available! This long-awaited update includes bug fixes, feature enhancements, and compatibility improvements.
MySQLTuner now checks for fragmented tables
When deletes or updates are made on tables, MySQL will often leave holes behind that it hopes to fill in later. If the size and quantity keep climbing, the holes can cause performance [...]

MySQLTuner v0.9.0 is now available

MySQLTuner v0.9.0 is now available. There is a bug fix and also a new feature!
Fixed a bug in the enumeration/sizing of tables in MySQL 5
In MySQL 5 on some distributions, a NULL is returned for the storage engine and data length. Luuk Vosslamber quickly e-mailed me about the bug yesterday and it has [...]

MySQLTuner v0.8.9 is now available

MySQLTuner v0.8.9 is now available.  There are a few bug fixes, performance improvements, and readability adjustments.
Table enumeration and sizing can now be skipped
I’ve received reports that MySQLTuner will stall while enumerating tables on servers that contain a lot of tables or a lot of large tables.  You can now use the –skipsize option to skip [...]

MySQLTuner v0.8.6 is now available

Version 0.8.6 of MySQLTuner is now available. It contains a few bug fixes and readability improvements:
Newlines are placed between the sections for increased readability
Each section now contains extra lines to set the sections apart. It makes the output a little longer, but easier to read as well.
Storage engine status color bug
Even if the [...]