Re: Slow loading profile page [was: Re: Largest ElkArte boards?] Reply #15 – January 18, 2016, 04:34:00 am Exactly, changing the join type should make no difference but, like I said, I'm grasping at straws to try to figure out why that query was taking so long. I think it is outside of the query but if it's working, I'm not going to try to fix "working."
Re: Slow loading profile page [was: Re: Largest ElkArte boards?] Reply #16 – January 18, 2016, 12:33:23 pm Quote from: Acido – January 17, 2016, 01:48:22 pmBut I guess as Joshua suggested could be some table locks, still strange that it stopped doing it suddenly, will monitor the situation if it changes again.Did you change the JOINs back?Also, I hope the {query_see_boards} is still in place, otherwise messages from hidden boards may leak. Well, it's a test forum so it should not be public, but better mention the potential issue. Is the table innodb or myisam? I think the default in Elk is myisam, but I'm not sure.
Re: Slow loading profile page [was: Re: Largest ElkArte boards?] Reply #17 – January 18, 2016, 03:49:14 pm Hmm... since it's a test forum, is anyone else using it? If not, it's probably not locking issues. Either way, make every table InnoDB and upgrade MySQL/MariaDB to the newest version. InnoDB has been showing benchmarks recently that shows it to be faster in every aspect.
Re: Slow loading profile page [was: Re: Largest ElkArte boards?] Reply #18 – January 18, 2016, 04:08:24 pm Default ElkArte 1.0.6 installation so MyISAM.I did change the JOIN's back and still works as in didn't change anything as expected. and yeah it's a development environment, only myself and 1 other person using it while i create our new page using it.I'll consider changing the tables to InnoDB, maybe something you should do on the default install?
Re: Slow loading profile page [was: Re: Largest ElkArte boards?] Reply #19 – January 18, 2016, 04:28:34 pm Do it on the default may be tricky depending on the host (I know some hosts that don't allow innodb, yeah, I know crappy hosts, but still used because rather cheap and somehow reliable).Though, as far as I know, the engine is an optional parameter, so the install (actually the entire mysql-db class) may very well just omit it.
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