Can indexes be stored in Mysql
Can indexes be stored in Mysql
Searching through the ETP server for multiple users with a large number of files will lag and even cause server crashes when sorting.
Re: Can indexes be stored in Mysql
Everything can take up quite a bit of RAM (roughly 100 bytes per file/folder, so 20 million files/folders will use 2GB RAM) as the entire database will be loaded into memory.
Does your server have enough free RAM for that?
Does your server have enough free RAM for that?
Re: Can indexes be stored in Mysql
I will consider a SQL backend for Everything.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Fow now, please make sure you are indexing all information and have fast sort enabled for all properties:
If Everything is crashing, please send a mini crash dump to support@voidtools.com
An Everything Server is in development.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Fow now, please make sure you are indexing all information and have fast sort enabled for all properties:
- On your Server, in Everytihng, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Indexes tab on the left.
- Check Index file size.
- Check Index folder size.
- Check Index date created.
- Check Index date modified.
- Check Index attributes.
- Check Fast size sort.
- Check Fast date modified sort.
- Check Fast date created sort.
- Check Fast attribute sort.
- Check Fast path sort.
- Check Fast extension sort.
- Click OK.
If Everything is crashing, please send a mini crash dump to support@voidtools.com
An Everything Server is in development.