Install Mysql Using Inno Setup Review
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We have performed a fresh installation of MySQL Server; hence we must change some configurations. The configuration changes are performed by using dba.ConfigureLocalInstance() command. This command is used to configure the InnoDB cluster administration. This command can be used locally and remotely.
SQL Server Setup creates log files in a dated and time-stamped folder within %programfiles%\Microsoft SQL Server\nnn\Setup Bootstrap\Log by default, where nnn are numbers that correspond to the version of SQL that's being installed. The time-stamped log folder name format is YYYYMMDD_hhmmss. When Setup is executed in unattended mode, the logs are created within %temp%\sqlsetup*.log. All files in the log folder are archived into the Log*.cab file in their respective log folder.
The configuration file contains the input settings that are provided during installation. It can be used to restart the installation without having to enter the settings manually. However, passwords for the accounts, PID, and some parameters are not saved in the configuration file. The settings can be either added to the file or provided by using the command line or the Setup user interface. For more information, see Install SQL Server 2016 Using a Configuration File.
You can check how well the server is using the buffer pool using the command show engine innodb status \G. If you see consistently from the output that you have a large percentage of free buffers over time, even during peak workload, then the buffer pool size allocated might be too large.
At the operating-system level, Linux does not know the work done by each thread. However, InnoDB knows about it and can prioritize the threads accordingly. It does this prioritization by using the innodb_thread_concurrency parameter, which limits the number of concurrent threads. The default value of this parameter is 0, which is interpreted as infinite concurrency (no concurrency checking).
After the number of executing threads reaches this limit, additional threads sleep for a number of microseconds before going into the queue. You set the number of microseconds for threads to sleep by using the configuration parameter innodb_thread_sleep_delay. The innodb_thread_concurrency parameter helps to avoid context switching for large instance sizes.
To deliver a managed service experience, Amazon RDS doesn't provide shell access to DB instances. It also restricts access to certain system procedures and tables that need advanced privileges. You can access your database using standard SQL clients such as the mysql client. However, you can't access the host directly by using Telnet or Secure Shell (SSH).
Note If you are trying to run Skype for Business Server Deployment Wizard that was installed by UCMA 5.0 SDK, point to the full Skype for Business Server setup when you are asked for the path of MSIs.
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