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Originally Posted by Punjabi.Warri0r
Yea I M The Owner, And I No Its The Problem With Mysql , How Can I Resolve It?? , cuz i have been having the same problem when i had shared hosting then i moved to virtual dedicated the problem persists, then now again on dedicated server i have same problem
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The easiest way to check MySQL (without the hassle of posting pages and pages of server information publicly), is to download and run two very simple MySQL tuning scripts:
http://www.unix.com/web-programming-...primer-sh.html
These scripts will work for most people. They work great for us.
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Originally Posted by Lynne
Server load is different than mysql server going down - which is the problem? Is this your own server? If so, you should get it optimized over on vb.com.
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MySQL issues can and do contribute directly to server load.
We currently see an occasional MySQL deadlock issue that sends our load average to the stratosphere
I have seen MySQL issues drive server load from 1.4 to 100 :down:
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