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тАО06-11-2003 10:42 PM
тАО06-11-2003 10:42 PM
need advice on database monitoring
hi!
i am currrently designing a database monitor for MySql database and need certain clarrifications :-
i need to start the monitor as a single process along with the MySql server but should never restart the server.
i have planned to build the agent using c. Is there any C API available in MySQl to achieve this.
or else how can i do that.
i am currrently designing a database monitor for MySql database and need certain clarrifications :-
i need to start the monitor as a single process along with the MySql server but should never restart the server.
i have planned to build the agent using c. Is there any C API available in MySQl to achieve this.
or else how can i do that.
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тАО06-12-2003 10:43 PM
тАО06-12-2003 10:43 PM
Re: need advice on database monitoring
Let me understand what you want:
This process witch monitor the database and i supose OS will be runed as a deamon and will provide information for some client programs ?
Then you will need some cross paltforms solution: java or Qt/C++
This process witch monitor the database and i supose OS will be runed as a deamon and will provide information for some client programs ?
Then you will need some cross paltforms solution: java or Qt/C++
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тАО06-13-2003 01:01 AM
тАО06-13-2003 01:01 AM
Re: need advice on database monitoring
ok lemme brief u the situation!
there are two ways a database monitor could be implemented -
1) as an independent process, started at own will and connects to the database only when needed.
2) as a integrated process- ie starts when the mysql server starts ans atops when it is stopped.
i opt for the second b'cos in this way i can get more informations and track all the critical activities running in the database.
since MySql does not support triggers, i have to ensure that my monitor is there right from the start.
there are two ways a database monitor could be implemented -
1) as an independent process, started at own will and connects to the database only when needed.
2) as a integrated process- ie starts when the mysql server starts ans atops when it is stopped.
i opt for the second b'cos in this way i can get more informations and track all the critical activities running in the database.
since MySql does not support triggers, i have to ensure that my monitor is there right from the start.
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