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Okay, title of topic says everything. Which MySQL plugin is best to use? Thank you.
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BlueG's MySQL plugin of course. The support is good,
there is a good documentation about every function and it's actively developed.
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Strickenkid, the fastest one.
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BlueG's. Strickenkid's plugin hasn't been updated in YEARS, it's outdated and slow.
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Originally Posted by CH | FuDo
Well, I use Blue-G but when I upload on my Linux server, I got this error
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Loading plugin: mysql.so
[20:28:57] Failed (libmysqlclient_r.so.16: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)
How to fix this? Thank you!
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Use the mysql_static.so.
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Originally Posted by Jimmy0wns
Strickenkid, the fastest one.
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I made a benchmark:
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Sending 100 unthreaded queries (10000 rows per query) and fetching every field per index
Strickenkid's: 3300ms
BlueG's: 3100ms
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So yeah, BlueG's plugin is still faster. I think I don't need to make a benchmark using threaded queries.
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Originally Posted by CH | FuDo
Added to server.cfg on line plugins mysql_static.so
Still not working.. Any other help? Thank you.
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What do you mean with "still not working"? I can't help you without getting at least an error message.
It's also impossible that the mysql_static.so generates the same error message you had before, so don't answer like "the error is the same".