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Anyone who have expirience with this option?
What will happen if I disable it (cause my server's ram is 98% Full... I'm looking for a way to minimise ram consumption)?
Please explain in detail what will be preformance gain (if any).
# True = Loads GeoData buffer's content into physical memory.
# False = Does not necessarily imply that the GeoData buffer's content is not resident in physical memory.
# Default: True
ForceGeodata = True
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Anyone who have expirience with this option?
What will happen if I disable it (cause my server's ram is 98% Full... I'm looking for a way to minimise ram consumption)?
Please explain in detail what will be preformance gain (if any).
# True = Loads GeoData buffer's content into physical memory.
# False = Does not necessarily imply that the GeoData buffer's content is not resident in physical memory.
# Default: True
ForceGeodata = True
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why would you even put it to true?
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it was true by default...
that's why I'm asking if it will be better to turn this off...
btw, I'm using InnoDB as table type, so I have to optimise it a little bit.
that's why I'm asking if it will be better to turn this off...
btw, I'm using InnoDB as table type, so I have to optimise it a little bit.
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Re: Question
it probably will, why don't you try it first?
there is no warning in the description so it doesn't do any harm to disable it
there is no warning in the description so it doesn't do any harm to disable it
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Because swapping is horrible?jurchiks wrote:why would you even put it to true?
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and that means...?
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ForceGeodata = False = hard drive reading geodata files everytime, and this is insane I think xD
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but if you need to free up some RAM?
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is free up automatically, this don't consume ram everytime, only when is needed 

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well it doesn't say it there, so how could anyone know...
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because I have a public server, and I've tested with True & False.
test by yourself if you don't trust on me.
test by yourself if you don't trust on me.
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that's not what i meant
there is nothing about the HDD I/O in the description of that function, so only those, who tested it, can know
there is nothing about the HDD I/O in the description of that function, so only those, who tested it, can know
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lol
# True = Loads GeoData buffer's content into physical memory.
# False = Does not necessarily imply that the GeoData buffer's content is not resident in physical memory.
computer basics, if physical memory is not used or exausted,, what you think will be used ?
ofc virtual memory, and where is this ?
ofc your hard drive.
# True = Loads GeoData buffer's content into physical memory.
# False = Does not necessarily imply that the GeoData buffer's content is not resident in physical memory.
computer basics, if physical memory is not used or exausted,, what you think will be used ?

ofc virtual memory, and where is this ?
ofc your hard drive.
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didn't think that far...
anyway, you could just change it to
# True = Geodata uses mostly RAM
# False = Geodata uses mostly HDD
and no brainy explanations needed
anyway, you could just change it to
# True = Geodata uses mostly RAM
# False = Geodata uses mostly HDD
and no brainy explanations needed
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.