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Tools for text tokenization and encoding
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Automatically reload memory tables #80

Closed bmschmidt closed 7 years ago

bmschmidt commented 9 years ago

The need to manually reset memory tables is infuriating.

The following line of bash sets a debian server to automatically repopulate the tables for every bookworm on a server.

On Debian systems, there should be some way to install this automatically. On OS X, we'd have to design something using launchd which is a whole different process; the same philosophy could apply.

echo "@reboot root          sleep 100 && bookworm reload_memory --skip-reload --all >> /etc/cron.d/bookworm

The sleep 100 is a bit of a hack to make it wait for the MySQL server to start up. But attaching something to init.d is a royal, royal pain.

organisciak commented 8 years ago

Perhaps a related (documentation) issue, it's not entirely clear that you have to reload tables or when. I was looking up how to reload memory tables, and it struck me that new users might not know the what - i.e. that it even needs to be done.

bmschmidt commented 8 years ago

Yeah noted. Related is the issue here: https://github.com/Bookworm-project/BookwormDB/issues/85 ; it may make sense to have memory tables be a performance-optimization someone must consciously enable.

bmschmidt commented 7 years ago

Folded into https://github.com/Bookworm-project/BookwormDB/issues/139